For more than 1,000 days, people here could watch the ornate choreography of the construction process.
The Mozart, for example, unfolded at a comfortable tempo and seemed to breathe so freely and naturally that one was almost tempted to take for granted its ornate surfaces and elegant construction.
Yet the ornate chamber, whose original construction dates back to the early 18th century, remains unfound.
Religious foundations were established to fund the construction of ornate imperial mosques, often adjoined by schools, hospitals, and public baths.
The village is a bright cluster of mustard- and ketchup-colored houses, with gaudy turrets and ornate gutters, many still under construction.
His constructions included two ornate palaces (one of them on three levels), heavy walls, defensive towers, and aqueducts that brought water to cisterns holding nearly 200,000 gallons (750,000 litres).
The city constructed an ornate pedestal for the bell.
Hay budgeted the construction cost at $50,000; his ornate, 12000 sqft mansion eventually cost over twice that.
Media and constructions that used recycled or low-cost materials in the celebration and expression of simplicity rather then ornate refinement and extreme detail stood out in numbers at the exhibition.
They recalled the golden age of school construction from 1891 to 1922, when Charles B. J. Snyder was the architect of ornate school buildings that had many uniform features, like identical brass doorknobs.
