Examples of using Local limestone in English and their translations into German
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Local limestone was used for its construction.
The entire building except for the gable and the roof is built from local limestone.
Local limestone was used for its construction.
Each of the 16 custom made en-suite tents is built from canvas, wood and local limestone.
The complex, in local limestone, has kept intact the atmosphere of the past.
After the great town fire in 1711,the town hall of Bad Langensalza was rebuilt out of local limestone between 1742 and 1752.
The walls are built with local limestone, apart from the cordone, which consists of chiselled sandstone.
This unique structure also offers free private parking,guided tours and lessons on pietra leccese(local limestone) stonework.
The Church is built completely in white local limestone and is flanked by a beautiful three-storey Bell Tower.
Lots of local limestone and wrought-iron accents blend into the Gozitan countryside, all amid multiple pools, lush grounds, and dining terraces.
Constructed between 1697 and 1711, the Cathedral is a fine Baroque structure in the form of the Latin cross andis built entirely from the local limestone.
Its monolithic columns were made from local limestone although sadly, only seven of the original 38 columns remain today.
Local limestone and pretty gardens nestle 84 bungalow-style rooms, featuring elegant decor, furnished terraces, flat-screen TVs, and kettles, plus quirky beehive-like ceilings in upgraded units.
The ground floor is characterized by anogival loggia, partly built in white stone of the Conero(local limestone similar to Istria stone), and partly in brick, decorated with an elegant zoomorphic theme.
The use of a local limestone shaped the construction of the old town of Hebron/ Al-Khalil during the Mamluk period between 1250 and 1517.
The building has a masonry load-bearing structure with blocks of carparo stone(stone from Lecce), the floors are made of Trani's flagstones,the star-vaulted ceiling is completely made in pietra gentile(a local limestone) completely handcrafted;
The materials used reflect the traditions of Chicago: local limestone, the same material as was used in the older part of the museum, with laminated sheets of glass and an aluminium sub-structure.
The building proposed by the designers for the new stadium of Cagliari Calcio is a great, solid and elegant structure, cladded by a material that,thanks to its aesthetics and colours, recalls the local limestone which, over the centuries, was used to build the buildings of Cagliari.
Special features: local limestone, converted roofs and floors, old walls preserved and repaired, old doors and windows restored, furnished, powerful air conditioning, central heating.
Thus the motif of the church's triangular gable is repeated in the projection of the roof over the pressing pavilion, the pigmented,grooved concrete of the walls blends in perfectly with the local limestone used in construction of the older buildings, and the roofing of copper-covered wood offers an instance of a new construction solution which preserves the natural charm of the past.
Finished in 1782, it was made from local limestone according to the design of Simone Battistella, the architect from Rovinj. It is a flawless example of the Venetian Classicism.
