The line of blocks, which will climb to heights of up to 200 metres and terminate in a monumental gateway building, share the clocktower's Islamic-lite language: a cliched dressing of pointed arches and filigree grillwork plastered over generic concrete shells.
In Auguste Perret's church of Notre-Dame (1922 23) in Le Raincy, near Paris, the entire wall surface becomes a geometric grillwork of coloured glass by the Symbolist painter Maurice Denis.
Iron grillwork, designs for which were created locally and executed to a high perfection by slave craftsmen, decorates these balconies and also supports the roof.
Something about the glittering light, the wrought-steel chandeliers, the ornate grillwork, and the sprawling zinc bar contributes to an anachronistic air of haut-boho refinement that one may associate with the beginning of the end in certain now-overrun Manhattan neighborhoods.
On my street, many structures were built in the Art Deco style, with marble lobbies and beautifully patterned wrought-iron grillwork along the balconies.
It's a serious, detailed building, with façades that zigzag in a sawtooth composition and elegant grillwork that lends texture and also provides some deflection of the desert sun.
Most places in Italy encourage you to celebrate the prettiness that wealth bestows: exquisite iron grillwork, festive marble fountains.
He made notes about the grillwork, the ladder, and the balconies, all of which Gary Zabinski, an assistant stage manager, promised to fix.
The garden grillwork open with the ease of a page in a much thumbed book, and once inside, our eyes have no need to dwell on objects already fixed and exact in memory.
If a person has metal in his body — for instance, shrapnel, or the gold grillwork that some hip-hop fans have bonded to their teeth — it can pose a danger or invalidate the results.
Earlier this year, some of the grillwork of the Pont des Arts collapsed under the weight of all that love.
