Sentence examples for medieval construction from inspiring English sources
The detail of medieval construction is fascinating.
Much can be learned about the nature of medieval construction by studying the records of these projects as well as the monuments that were built.
His frieze brings tube passengers shoulder to shoulder with the 13th-century workforce who built the original Charing Cross, representing their medieval construction techniques much as might a stained-glass window.
No matter that it has the touch of that renowned medieval construction expert, Sir Barratt de Wimpey; nor that it looks incapable or resisting a siege from the Sheriff of Nottingham, even on one of his good days: this is a true Englishman's castle.
This paper focuses on the physical chemical and mechanical characterization of the building materials of a precious damaged structure, the Salares tower, a Hispanic Islamic medieval construction located in the South of Spain, an active seismic area.
As you admire this splendid feat of medieval construction, imagine the religious devotion of the city's porters, who spent a day each week carrying on their backs the stone required to build the church, trudging all the way from the royal quarries in Montjuïc.
His vocabulary is almost entirely classical, with only a few medieval constructions such as "loricator" (someone who makes armour, a calque of the Arabic "zarra") and "assellare" (to empty one's bowels).
However, in spite of the many architectural and engineering changes to the original structure, the castle still forms a coherent architectural design, being one of the few medieval constructions in Ukraine that is relatively well preserved.
Philip Zea, curator of furniture at Colonial Williamsburg, said, "It's an old-fashioned look rooted in post-medieval construction methods practiced by joiners who mortised and tenoned the rails to the stiles that frame inset panels".
This is the only cathedral under construction that employs traditional medieval building techniques.
The date of construction of the church is uncertain, but it is a medieval building, probably from the 15th century.
