Sentence examples for rough casting from inspiring English sources

When the mold is removed the rough casting of the bell is sandblasted and polished.

The wax model is turned into a rough casting in brass or sterling silver (the company plans to add gold soon), which is then polished into the final product.

The smooth casting surface leads to larger deformation at peak load under monotonic loading and at failure under fatigue loading than the corresponding values for beams with a rough casting surface.

The auditorium is built from gnarled, grubby bricks, recycled from the original chapel, while new walls of rough cast concrete project out into the foyer, like the stripped-back bones of an old structure, recalling the former theatre's 1970s extension.

Despite its radically new form and Le Corbusier's uninhibited use, for economy's sake, of rough cast concrete – known as 'beton brut' – Unité d'Habitation is like some great ship, with a complement of sixteen hundred souls, sailing the seas of architectural and Mediterranean history.

Shelter kits provided refugee families with the appropriate components to construct a wooden framed structure of 24 m (4 × 6 m) in which walls were rough casted from earth and a roof with eaves was covered with thatch.

It's a rough-cast, boring, concrete building just round the corner from Portland Place tube.

During the day, this rough-cast blob, which was made in Yorkshire, has the solidity of a pebble.

He was the first architect to make a studied use of rough-cast concrete, a technique that satisfied his taste for asceticism and for sculptural forms.

With their Voyseyesque white rough-cast architecture and their peasant-style cottage furniture from Heal's, garden-city dwellers could not avoid a certain sanctimoniousness.

It was intended to be built in rough-cast concrete, the material in which Correa works best, but wasn't deemed sufficiently regal.