pitched roof

It was the Society that added the top floor and pitched roof.

For a while it had a new pitched roof, but this has since been removed.

He calls the mid-19th-century brick house, with its pitched roof, a work in progress.

The exterior looks were completely changed with the addition of a pitched roof.

The two sections are covered by a shallow pitched roof.

However, the Freedmans wanted to add a second story with a pitched roof.

But Ireland is like four pitched roofs built around a central depression.

Typically timber or steel, used to support a pitched roof.

There is evidence of a high pitched roof traced on the tower.

It had a steeply pitched roof and three steps up to the door.

Working on a high pitched roof can be dangerous.

All of our buildings will have pitched roofs, and fit right in."

MacAran walked to the window, looking at the pitched roof of the school.

The second tank can be seen today, a very long, low building with a pitched roof at the foot of the dam.

Especially notable is the pitched roof, a black and green copper construction.

The very low pitched roof still has its original 15th century timberwork.

"So there is a series of pitched roofs, which were replaced.

A cupola rose from the pitched roof and would serve the county until 1885.

This has dictated the building design with a very highly pitched roof for the houses.

It was a crude drawing of a house with a sharply pitched roof.

The mill was 17m high,topped by a shallow pitched roof.

In 1983 a pitched roof replaced the flat one after the church had trouble with leaks for a number of years.

They were often simple boxes in plan, characterised by flat or low pitched roofs.

The early 15th century porch at the south of the church is embattled and has a low pitched roof.

It is a narrow building with a pitched roof.