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They are not integral to the building as in Medieval architecture.
It is an excellent example of the town's medieval architecture.
He is a man of wide interests and he's interested in medieval architecture.
He had a medieval architecture interest with a focus on lookouts.
The castle is very well preserved and a fine example of 12th century medieval architecture.
He led the movement to record endangered medieval architecture before it vanished.
The town has much medieval architecture, with narrow streets and compact houses.
Its surviving buildings are considered treasures of medieval architecture in the city.
His focus is on medieval architecture, classical modernity and contemporary construction.
By this date medieval architecture was back in fashion.
In preparing for writing, he was reading about medieval architecture, and:
Its spooky medieval architecture calls to mind a French chateau.
Small areas of the city still retain their original medieval architecture and cobbles.
The founder must have been influenced by medieval architecture.
English eccentricity or inspiration from the golden age of medieval architecture.
John Goodall is a freelance writer in the field of medieval architecture.
In the article, the author refers to his being "an enthusiastic and profound student of medieval architecture".
Leeds, like many industrial cities, has little remaining medieval architecture.
It is most famous for its heart of oak frame which represents the Medieval architecture style.
One of the most complex monuments of Russian medieval architecture.
Centuries later, copper and its alloys were integral in medieval architecture.
He was also involved in renovating farmhouses and restoring medieval architecture.
The works of medieval architecture in Mastara include, among others, numerous khachkars.
Blake used a Western English style of medieval architecture in constructing the house.
And it is all the more remarkable because the underlying ethos of medieval architecture was 'fitness for purpose'.