Sentence examples for spacious courtyard from inspiring English sources

Despite the obvious lack of maintenance, the broken windows and cracked paving, the spacious courtyard still evokes a faded grandeur.

Noteworthy within the Strozzi Palace is a spacious courtyard, which by its use of arches and a loggia achieves a feeling of openness and simplicity.

The House and the Tower are separated by a spacious courtyard containing a round glass pavilion with a copper-and-glass cupola.

Perched on the upper part of the old medina, this traditional riad boasts a spacious courtyard complete with citrus trees and centuries-old mosaic tiles.

Arrive on the early side at La Casona del Molino (Luis Burela 1; 54-387-434-2835), a five-minute cab ride from the city center, to get a table in one of the five rooms or the spacious courtyard.

Among them, a newly built, but traditional-looking, block on the riverbank has 66 apartments ranging from 136 to 231 square meters built around an atrium over a spacious courtyard, at prices from 34 million to 109 million rubles.

Some weeks earlier, a staff member had spotted a mother playing with her child on a tiny lawn on a nearby street, and had invited her to bring the child to play in the spacious courtyards of De Hogeweyk.

In 1968, the old Ghirardelli Chocolate factory buildings in San Francisco were reborn as a vital, inviting complex of shops, restaurants, spacious courtyards and interiors, while still retaining the character and integrity of the original architecture.

The superblocks were much less dense than the existing urban fabric; each of the buildings was organised around green, spacious courtyards and community facilities such as theatres, cinemas, libraries, kindergarten, schools, bathing and laundry facilities.

Although Legorreta's work featured the clean lines and spare forms of modern design, it also incorporated elements of Mexican vernacular architecture including thick protective walls, spacious courtyards and bold color.

Between them is a spacious interior courtyard, and from the second floor students could lean over balcony railings and shout at their classmates below, or pelt them with wads of paper.