half-hipped roof

The structure has two stories with a half-gabled, half-hipped roof.

The roof was usually in the shape of a half-hipped roof.

It is a rectangular single-story house with a half-hipped roof.

Hauptstraße 103 - quarrystone building, half-hipped roof, late 19th century.

The rectory is a two-story building with a symmetrical half-hipped roof.

On the north end of the wing is a wooden entrance portico with half-hipped roof.

The two-storey extension to the east side of the north end is lower than the main barn with a half-hipped roof.

The vestry has a half-hipped roof and a six-light casement window.

The half-hipped roof was originally built without the current dormers, which were added on subsequent renovations.

The hall has six bays in the front and three on the sides with a half-gabled and half-hipped roof.

Attractive stone built houses in the centre of the town have decorated timber surfaces under the gables and half-hipped roofs.

Römerstraße 2 - timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, half-hipped roof, 17th century.

Kirchstraße 28 - house from an estate complex, timber-frame building, partly solid, half-hipped roof, 18th century.

It is characterised externally by a long hipped or half-hipped roof that descends to the height of the ground floor.

Former Girls' School - Two-storey half-timbered building from 1769 with half-hipped roof.

The half-hipped roof, with its sides sloping in all directions, reduces the wind loading area and reduces wear.

The black-glazed tile, half-hipped roof building is now known as The Chancellery House.

Hauptstraße 31 - estate complex; quarrystone building with half-hipped roof, partly timber-frame, 18th/19th century.

Mehrener Straße 27 - former railway station, standard design, half-hipped roof, timber-frame goods shed, from about 1909.

It is a rectangular structure with a central entryway, covered with a half-hipped roof and concrete roof tiles.

The narthex has a half-hipped roof with a restored three-lighted perpendicular gothic window set left of centre on the west face above the entrance door.

Marktplatz (marketplace) - tithe house, quarrystone building with polygonal staircase and half-hipped roof, 1537, conversion 1759.

The roof on both forms is usually a full hipped roof that descends to the ground floor, i.e. not a half-hipped roof.

The house has a two-post (Zweiständer) design, whereby the posts, which support the usually-thatched roof half-hipped roof, are near to the outer walls.

The lych gate has an oak frame on a sandstone plinth and a half-hipped roof of Westmorland slate with a red tile ridge.