This crisp Ionic building eventually formed a group with the National Library and the Academy of Science, which were added from designs by Hans Christian and his brother Theophilus between 1859 and 1892.
On the shore by the Ponte Rotto is the site of the earliest cattle market (Forum Boarium) and vegetable market (Forum Holitorium), girded with temples, of which two remain: an elegant circular marble structure of the 1st century bce and a nicely proportioned rectangular Ionic building, perhaps a few decades older.
Following the example outlined above for the ammonium ion, we can also use the QTAIM methodology to characterize the hydrogen-bond network that holds together each of the material's molecular and ionic building blocks.
Round a corner and down a steep slope was the Roman theater, its lovely, Ionic stage building hovering above a four-lane highway.
In Trinidad, Ionics is building what will be the biggest ocean-desalination plant in the Western Hemisphere, with an output of 29 million gallons a day at about $2.50 per thousand gallons.
Greek Volunteers's director, Athanasios Lerounis, a long-time champion of the Kalash and the man who raised the money to build the centre, assures me that though there are "similarities to the Ionic style", the building came from "the local architecture".
Thus columns of the Doric order were assigned to the ground floor of a building, Ionic ones to the middle story, and Corinthian or Composite ones to the top story.
As R decreases, the S 3p z ) orbital polarizes toward and delocalizes onto the F atom, increasing its overlap with the F 2p z ) orbital and building ionic Sδ+Fδ− character into the wave function.
On the southern side of the building, more Ionic pilasters rise the height of the building, spread between four large windows.
Borders plans to open a three-level store in the American Surety Building at 100 Broadway, a 24-story office building with Ionic colonnades that was built in 1896.
