Примери коришћења Main facade на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The basic concept of the main facade is a typical neo-gothic.
The main facade is decorated by a defensive parapet and dragonhead-shaped gargoyles.
A wall of the Mukhin's old house was successfully included in the main facade of the museum building.
The main facade is facing the street, and more attention is paid to its processing.
The large corpus has an inverted zone of ground and mezzanine,while colonnades are located on the main facade line.
On the main facade there is a series od high windows which are framed with decorative plastics.
It was further expected to be contributed by eight sculptures that were planned to be placed above the arcades on the main facade.
The main facade is composed in the odd number scheme, characteristic for the period of Romanticism.
It was astand-alone building with an elongated base, with two wings thrown into the yard and the main facade towards Zmaj Jovina Street.
The west, main facade features with protruding porch and pseudo Morava arches, closed with parapet.
A new and larger town hall with two floors was built in 1814 on the block north of the Town Hall Square with the main facade facing south.
During the 1968 Warsaw Pact intervention, the main facade was severely damaged by strong Soviet machine-gun and automatic submachine-gun fire.
It has been created as a standalone object elongated base with two wings thrown into the courtyard and the main facade towards the dragon Jovinoj street.
The main facade is ft long and has a colonnade of 44 Ionic columns, making this one of Britain's most important neo-Classical buildings.
This palace has been gifted to the Serbian people(the writing on the main facade-"Miša Anastasijević to his fatherland") for educational and cultural purposes.
The main facade ends with tines that form the attic and the terrace railing, placed above a portion of the attic and the other facades end with stepped gables.
With some changes in the appearance of the upper part of the main facade, a third floor was added to the building in 1923, designed by architect Petar Bajalović.
The main facade is dominated by the central and the two lateral avant-corps, consistently balanced in the symmetrical division, finished by characteristic domes of square base.
The design responded to the tropical environment by placing the access on external cantilevered walkways that surround the main facades, and incorporating a large lightwell behind.[2].
An amalgam of architectural styles Main facade The cathedral of Santa María began to be built in 1394 on the remains of the city's main mosque.
Although the concept of the building was realized in a traditional way, using the tripartite division of facades, the processing of the main facade indicates the penetration of the new Art Nouveau architecture.
The main facade of the Palace, the one facing the Plaza de la Armeria, consists of a two-story rusticated stone base, from which rise Ionic columns on Tuscan pilasters framing the windows of the three main floors.
While the general concept of the building andthe symmetrical composition of its main facade is based on academic principles, the facade is designed in the spirit of Romanticism, with elements of neo renaissance.
The Head of the State Institute for the Restoration of Historical Towns and Buildings(SÚRPMO) Jan Muk(civil engineer and art historian) together with Josef Hýzler(architect and architectural restorer)discovered the main facade from the Gothic period.
In the new urban area development plan Lindström gave the town hall a prominent location next to the river bank, with the main facade facing south over the harbour on the Ume River(which was still navigable at the time, providing the city's main point of access).
The peculiarity of the plastic decorations on the main facade of the building represents one of the rare surviving emblems of the Principality of Serbia, located in the medallion above the windows of the second floor, as well as in the two medallions with the year of construction, made in terracotta.
The main facade, facing the two principal alleys of the formal garden, is flanked by two lantern towers. A series of medallions between the bays on the main facade overlooking the garden honors ten of the notable scientists who have worked in the Museum along with an allegorical statue of a woman holding an open book of knowledge.[17].
Research at the gate has been done on several occasions since 1963 and the restoration of the main facade with the moisture remediation was carried out in 2003. Revitalization project, developed by the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, includes work on the gate's interior together with the lateral rooms, which are intended to be an Old-crafts Workshop and a Gallery. The works were estimated at 5,163,315 dinars. The works were completed in September 2008.
The memorial plate in the niche on the main facade, set up in the rebuilding of 1902, with the names of teachers who served in school in 1854-1902,it is also a valuable piece of information about the importance of education and respect for that job by a place that, in the long run, in addition to economic development, also had high aspirations in cultural and religious progress.