Examples of using Cross vaults in English and their translations into German
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It has a rectangular ground plan with cross vaults resting on columns.
They have invested in modern equipment that stands in the beautiful old cross vaults.
Its Solomonic columns and cross vaults are quite unusual for a secular construction.
Inside is a central wooden ceiling,while the side naves have cross vaults.
The crypt has three naves, with strong cross vaults and two small, vaulted spaces in the dead corners.
The naves are divided by pilasters, which support acute arches and cross vaults.
Its high ceiling is held by 14th century cross vaults, which are freely connected with the late Gothic adaptation of the presbytery.
Building: The square choir is surrounded by baroque cross vaults on cornices.
The classy premises with private collections, cross vaults, elaborate marble floors and star parquet additionally provide for a luxurious ambience.
These buildings had two levels of corinthian porticoes and were covered by cross vaults.
The Ochsen's restaurant boasts charming wood panelling, old cross vaults, and frescoes from the 1930s depicting the Überlinger Fasnet carnival.
Luxuriously designed,spacious room with luxurious facilities and historically valuable cross vaults.
The cellar is divided into three rooms, a trapezoid defined by cross vaults, the other two in time, the ground floor and first floor(main floor) have the same pattern.
The second and third floor is covered with flat ceilings,and the hallway and staircase is a cross vaults.
The existing room structure with the cross vaults to the street façade, together with the central aisle with its view of the equestrian sculpture, forms a natural zoning of the area.
It has three naves, ambulatory,barrel vault with lunettes in the central nave and cross vaults in the side ones.
Here, were the beer was once brewed,up to 1300 guests can be seated underneath the cross vaults at tables, some of which have already been here since 1897, as is proven by the numerous initials, names and comments carved into them.
It consists of brickpillars that support a ribbed vaults in the nave and cross vaults in the aisle.
The chapel with four windows, partially glazed with precious stones, cross vaults with profiled ribs, frescoes from the life of Christ and 129 unique panels depicting the saints by Master Theodoric make a visit to this sacred room a truly ethereal experience.
The central nave is covered by barrel vaults and the side naves are less high and are opened to the central one by means of round arches and have cross vaults.
The hotel and Restaurant Monastery are housed in some of Sweden's oldest buildings, the Holy convent from the 1300s and Birger Jarl princely palaces from the 1200's and King's Hall,which dates from the 1253rd The thick walls and high cross vaults creates an image of how life once was in the monastery.
Between the years 900 and 1250 AD, many of the most beautiful ecclesiastical buildings, and even so-called secular buildings, were constructed in the Romanesque style,which is characterised by its typical semi-circular arches over the portals and windows, cross vaults, porticos, mountain-like brickwork and squat towers.
Cross vault, massive wooden ceilings with partially open beams.
In addition to the St. Nicholas Chapel, with its cross vault, the armoury is especially worth seeing with the largest private collection of armour in Europe 50 custom-made armours.
The nave is covered with a cross vault arches and is based on five key circular decorated with plant motifs.
The development of a newlighting concept for the listed building with its stately cross vault presented a particular challenge.
The original tower of the old northernwing includes a small ancient chapel with a cross vault.
A view into the church: under the altar there is a three-aisled crypt with a cross vault and a baptismal font. Foto: AT,© Peer.
The cross vault room is complemented with a room of classical vault, which ends with a door leading to the most precious chamber of all.
The chateau includes the chateau chapel, formerly The Virgin Mary Church, which was created from the reconstruction of a three-aisledRomanesque basilica to a one-aisled Gothic structure with a cross vault.