Sentence examples for four facades from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, an irregular degradation pattern on the four facades and at different heights of the tower was highlighted.

"Up to here is Gaudí, and from here on is without Gaudí." Three out of four facades have already been built.

The three-story building was built around a quadrangle, and although each of the four facades were unique, they all featured white columns against a sandy pink background, with golden stucco moldings.

Around the dome and on the four facades may be seen a variety of animals, vine and other floral scrolls, and large figures of saints and scenes from the Old Testament.

"Perhaps the origin of straight-line architecture in America," mused American Builder in 1930, and in 1952, Lewis Mumford called it "the most successful" of the four facades, even though he thought that Thomas Hastings had "little appreciated this fact".

Three of the four facades were knocked down in February, reportedly immediately after judges said they would accept the opposition campaigners' legal case but failed to order a halt to demolitions.

Three facades of the building were glassed in and the ventilation system was renewed.

But for this pair, Thomas created a single, two-level garden, giving the buildings two facades, public and private.

But there is one striking difference: all three facades are obscured by trellises, their pine latticework soaring higher than the house itself.

The two facades hinge on an octagonal corner tower that culminated in a lookout within an eight-sided belfry, the flanking mansard roof topped with eagles and lions.

The green wall added 20 percent to 30 percent to the cost of the two facades, he said, although that should be recouped quickly in energy savings.