A house-over-a-store situation arose at a mixed-use brick building on East Tremont Avenue in Schuylerville.
The bricks of the segmental arches are made of yellow-red clay, mixed with fine brick fragments.
In 1887, Robertson completed the Young Women's Christian Association, at 7 East 15th Street, of brick mixed with rocky-surfaced brownstone, the heavy half-round arches along the ground floor visually supporting the great weight of masonry above.
Waste material in different proportions was mixed with industrial brick mortar starting amount of 0 wt.% up to 80 wt.%. in 41 × 8 × 8 mm rectangular prisms for testing of physico-mechanical properties of the samples having different marble dust composition.
Most homes are built of permanent construction materials, with some mixed construction (eg, brick walls but thatched roof).
He stacked bricks, mixed cement, and hammered wood with the workers.
Complicated antirrhinums, yellow-lipped, salmon mixed with pale brick-red, deepest maroon, stand against a deep sky blue.
But if the home meant protection and rest it also signified social status and aspiration: in Britain class has always been mixed in with bricks and mortar.
I doubt the stones we moved, the cement we mixed or the bricks we laid had much of an impact on the community at Challenging Heights -- we were there and we were gone, one more group of Westerners passing through.
NOLITA HOUSE, an intimate spot at 47 East Houston Street, has opened with a comfort-food menu that includes spaghetti with one large meatball, baked in a brick oven; mixed green salad with grilled chicken; and upside-down apple pie.
