Sentence examples for garden pavilion from inspiring English sources

For a folly is not only a common human flaw; it is also, as an 18th-­century term has it, a garden pavilion propitious for daydreams.

She spoke with the writer in the middle of her two-week run at the Fortune Garden Pavilion, on East 49th St.

On my way to Sunapee, I'd stopped at Walpole, to visit Burns's office, and to see, in Burns's orchard, a replica of the garden pavilion at Monticello.

The rear room at Steinitz is an enchanting neo-Classical garden pavilion made entirely of trelliswork, an architectural tradition going back to the 16th century.

Already a student center, in the form of a garden pavilion designed by the Los Angeles architects Hodgetts & Fung, is under construction.

There is also an inviting outdoor garden pavilion, an oversize gazebo edged with strings of white lights and hanging baskets of flowers.

In the United States, the term folly has also been applied to ornate gazebos or garden pavilions.

In the late 1970s, this couple covered their library walls with scenes of pigeons preening, princesses bathing in garden pavilions and princes drunkenly picnicking, painted between 1600 and 1850.

The types of buildings he developed for parish churches, chapels, villas, garden pavilions, palaces, and houses were much imitated, spreading his architectural principles throughout and beyond the Habsburg empire.

Although many ornamental garden pavilions survive in old gardens, including those throughout East Asia, the modern use of the term especially in the West is generally limited to buildings on sports grounds with accommodations for changing clothes and storing equipment and to often-temporary buildings for world's fairs.

They bought the massive country estate in 1999 (it is a former children's home with over 24 acres), and they have added a recording studio, garden pavilions and gazebos to the property since they bought it.