Sentence examples for outward facade from inspiring English sources

After the demise of the Second Triumvirate, Augustus restored the outward facade of the free Republic, with governmental power vested in the Roman Senate, the executive magistrates, and the legislative assemblies.

There were also twice as many terraces, which occupy buildings' setbacks, as there were balconies, which are usually smaller and project outward from the facade, Miller Samuel found.

It is difficult to give an average dollar value of outdoor space, because if it is a terrace, which is open to the sky and occupies a building's setback, it's worth more than a balcony, which is typically smaller and projects outward from the facade.

Three columns that are turned outward from the centre give the facade structure, creating concave and convex rhythms reminiscent of the work of Borromini.

The semicircular plan radiates outward from the center of the existing stone facade.

The building's facade features sections on Floors 1 through 4 that bow outward and a curved element above the entry that reaches to the roof.

The walls splay outward, as if hinged, from a glazed, off-center seam that extends vertically across the facade.

These organic-looking facades are the outward-facing parts of more complex infrastructures contained within, strange lands that seem like they have somehow sprouted incongrously inside the places where they're situated.