The investigation was carried out in laboratory by considering specimens, which were made of a plaster layer over a support of marble, brick, or tuff to simulate masonry structures.
A. I'm interested in the sculptural experience, glass, marble, colored bricks, stones, wood.
There's grey brickwork in my area, not white marble; the bricks have damp and mould around them because the drains are busted.
Chunks of marble and brick littered the floor.
IT takes all kinds of people to turn a cold building of marble and brick, even a famous one, into a community.
The first one in marble and brick in Rome was built by Pompey as late as 55 B.C. Unlike Greek theaters, which used natural inclines of hillsides to create their amphitheaters, Roman theaters were free-standing.
The stage, set atop the new wood flooring that covers only one-seventh of the Colosseum's arena, is small and dwarfed by the vast marble and brick curves of the ruins beyond it.
Thus, for an otherwise unassuming loft building of 1892 at 105 Hudson Street (at Franklin Street), the architects developed a seven-story facade of marble, buff brick and cream-colored terra cotta with more engaged columns, giant-order pilasters and other classical details than appear altogether for blocks around.
The commonly used building materials were marble, granite, brick, travertine, block, concrete, gypsum, and mosaic.
There are 12 marble and brick fireplaces, a cherry-paneled library, a gourmet kitchen and an elevator that stops on all four stories.
