Redundant wooden buildings at the KdF-Werke were dismantled and shipped to Gmünd, there to be erected as barracks or to be used as walls demarcating activities inside the sawmill's big open hall.
An open hall at the Sumerian city of Uruk (biblical Erech; modern Tall al-Warkāʾ, Iraq) contains freestanding and attached brick columns that have been brilliantly decorated in this way.
"Why d'you have to make up trouble," he said, "as if there wasn't enough of the real thing?" Inside, the warehouse was a big open hall, divided into metal cages piled high with different grades of insulating material.
The Amruteswara temple in Chikmagalur district has forty-eight domes in the mahamantapa ("great open hall").
Such temples will have an additional set of steps leading to an open mantapa (open hall) with parapet walls.
A new parlour was installed in the house, and a floor was added halfway across the open hall to produce additional sleeping space.
Initially the dormitory was an open hall, with the monks' beds placed along the walls, one under each of the small, slit-like windows.
The northern section is believed to have been a two-bay open hall-house with a parlour wing; their thick wooden roof beams (in the form of crown posts), blackened by smoke, and timber-framed walls survive.
