Examples of using Mullioned windows in English and their translations into German
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Mullioned windows opening on one of the facades testify.
Chapter house with Romanesque and Gothic mullioned windows.
You will discover the mullioned windows, spiral staircase, turrets, roof glazed tile….
A lower tower on the side, the Tower of Charlemagne, characterized by mullioned windows, serves as support.
These mullioned windows are the most distinctive and important element on the façade of Can Weyler.
The stone building has two large bastions, and two mullioned windows of the late-Gothic style.
A three-story brick building with mullioned windows and a small door with a pitched roof, The Arden looks traditional and historic from the outside.
It presents a circular, decorated with blind arcades, cusps pierced, sculptures and mullioned windows.
On the east side is a round tower of two floors with mullioned windows on the upper floor and a roof terrace.
From the sixteenth century, Metairie Montplaisir was converted into a castle buildings in the courtyardswere dominated by four towers pierced with square mullioned windows.
The front still left guessing the original layout with mullioned windows and the overlap of the gantry.
An elegant transept rich in columns and mullioned windows, which surmount the main entrance portal of the academy facing Rome street, connects the plant with the ancient fortress.
In the town center of Caldaro on the Lake the 16thcentury traditional"Oltradige construction style" with loggias, mullioned windows and alcoves can be seen everywhere.
A three-story brick building with mullioned windows and a small door with a pitched roof, The Arden looks traditional from the outside.
The Sainte Catherine courtyard, where the only house still dating back to the Middle Ages,with an entrance, mullioned windows and an external staircase.
The 15th century castle and its high facade adorned with mullioned windows, now a hotel, the bridge over the river of the fifteenth century are other points worth seeing.
The village: through the alleys of the old village you willdiscover Renaissance facades with staircase turrets, mullioned windows, listed historic buildings.
Vassinhac castle with its elegant mullioned windows, the Ramade de Friac house flanked by two watchtowers, Benge castle with its machicolation remains and its graceful Renaissance window, or Maussac castle and its pretty doorway with a canopy are among the architectural treasures that you can admire on your walk.
The building is 85 m. high and glitters thanks to the light effects of polychrome marbles,tiles and mullioned windows with two lights.
The two bell towers that rise up in the old village aregiving it its distinguishing features: the oldest one, dating back to the 15th Century and boasting mullioned windows and a pyramidal stone pinnacle, belongs to the old church- no longer in use today- dedicated to Saint Nicholas, featuring a ribbed vault in the apse and a Renaissance portal on the façade.
The tower still retains 22 meters of height and, if the planked levels and the roof disappeared in the fires, the architecture retains many traces allowing to easily reconstruct the elements:levels, mullioned windows, loopholes, chimneys….
The house, originally Gothic, retains decorative structural elements from different eras,especially the seven gothic mullioned windows, arches flattened Renaissance and other elements of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
A visit to Pietracamela comprises the church of San Giovanni(1432), the sail shaped bell tower, the ancient meridian and the clock;the church of San Rocco(1530); the casa de li Signuritte, with mullioned windows of'the 400; the house of don Ioani of 1505.
On the west side of the tower was a walled shield aragonese while on the eastside you can see two typical Gothic mullioned windows that illuminate the great"Prince Hall", located on the first floor of the tower.
At the heart of the Auvergne chestnut forest, Marcolès is a pleasant, characterful little town with picturesque cobbled streets, where visitors can admire the granite houses on the old rampart, the two town gates,houses with mullioned windows and the Meridional Gothic Church of St. Martin.
On the left, we can see a beautifulbuilding where we can still see clearly the loggia's vaults now covered, mullioned windows with two lights and niches with sculptures by Verrocchio and Giambologna: Orsanmichele.
Far from the camping, you can visit the astronomical observatory of Punta Falcone as well as the old part of the city rich of monuments such as the Torrione, the Rivellino, the Castle,S. Antimo church and the house with mullioned windows all of which date back to the period between xii and xvi century.
Below, the old half-timbered houses with turrets built in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries testify to the village's heyday.The Henry IV house with mullioned windows, the timber-framed Boyer house with corbels and the St. Laurent Tower are just a few remarkable examples.
Do not miss the old fifteenth-century water mill with its revolving wheel, the houses with medieval traces, gothic and mullioned windows, wrought- iron gates and balustrades.
Stroll through the picturesque streets of this old medieval city, admire the beautiful houses with sandstone facades,but also arcades, mullioned windows and charming doors throughout your visit.
