Sentence examples for wooden cladding from inspiring English sources

Cheapish and cheerful, the BoKlok homes are unfussy, white with wooden cladding, and although the Ikea spokeswoman says the Inter Ikea flats won't look like them, their honest, modern style will likely be resplendent at Sugar House Lane.

Rupert told us that a boatbuilder friend of his had fitted the container out, and with its smart wooden cladding and imaginatively used space, it has a nautical air.

Others copied him - including a music-hall star called Marie Loftus, who invited her showbiz friends to see the ingenious home she'd had made, with her railway carriages decked out with wooden cladding to make it look like a conventional bungalow.

grandtripsweden.com Good for a break from the norm Sleeps 7 Costs from around £495 a week (rising to £545 in summer holidays) This striking new wooden clad house (one of two) was designed in the style of traditional Bohemian architecture – with big open spaces at the entrance evoking the space once used for hay and surrounded by public land rather than a private garden.

On the fifth floor of a wooden-clad apartment block, Vladimir Sterhov invites us in.

The highlights here include the Aquatics Center, whose swooping form is reminiscent of the underbelly of a whale, and the wooden-clad Velodrome with its elegant concave roof, which has earned it the nickname "The Pringle".

It's home to around 20 family-owned stalls, including the central Bronx Beer Hall, a wooden-clad area serving more than 15 New York State beers, rotated on a monthly basis.

It owes its attraction in large part to a bylaw passed in 1953 requiring all new buildings to follow the traditional architectural style, with a ground floor of concrete or stone and wooden-clad façades above (to a maximum of three stories).

Unlike Owch, the London Countryside Housing Group (LoCo) is open to men and women, andis being developed without the help of a housing association, meaning that its members have had to privately buy their site, on the grounds of a historic wooden-clad mill, in open competition against commercial developers.

By the end of the event, the Canadians' faces were longer than their skaters' blades, their disappointment contrasting sharply with the ebullience of the wooden-clog-clad Dutch musicians and the fans who accompanied them in song after one of their own, Ireen Wust, won the gold.

Up close you discover that it has a cornea through which you can see its hollow interior and the wooden ribs and cladding of its construction.