lattice arch

The back door was shaded by a white lattice arch.

Matt and she had exchanged vows beneath a latticed arch bedecked with gardenias, white lilies, and white roses.

With a majestic dome uniting the four octagonal kiosks over the terrace's latticed arches, this is the first fully-realized masterpiece of Mughal architecture.

The sidewalls of the auditorium were accented by niches with mock tile roofs, grills and wooden lattice arches across the ceiling to create a courtyard effect.

But Mr. Ban proposed something unexpected: a soaring lattice arch made of cardboard tubes, which covers about a third of the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art.

Douglas Stein's striking set features a large latticed arch that is transformed by Frances Aronson's lighting from a symbol of welcome to a fence to a prison to a fun palace and back again.

Under the lattice arch, through the sweet fragrance of jasmine, walking the bicycle, its wheel bearings clicking softly, my heart thudding not softly at all, I hurried after Orson to the front gate.

The stone-floored verandas, latticed arches, and French windows are several of the distinctive foreign elements included in the residence, while Japanese influence can be seen in the tile roof with its demon-headed tiles intended to ward off evil.

The bridge is described by architectural historian John Newman as "a supremely elegant composition of five shallow segmental lattice arches carrying the gently curved roadway... This superstructure rests on reassuringly strong tapering piers of squared ashlar...".