stone facing

Most of the church is 13th-century work to a 12th-century core with some 15th-century stone facings.

Stone facings were added to the antler arches the same year.

Holmes needs only wait one day for a very useful message: "High red house with white stone facings.

The exterior was built in mixed, mostly brown, brick with some concrete and stone facings.

It is a Georgian-style building mainly of engineering brick with stone facings.

The church is built in brick with stone facings in Georgian style.

'High red house with white stone facings.

The bridge abutments and wing walls are of brick with stone facings at the corners.

Multi-coloured brick with stone facings was used throughout.

There once might have been wooden paneling or more ornate stone facings; but if so, no trace remained.

The houses were built of turf with stone facings, the roof being carried on a ridge-pole between the posts.

Santry Court was a very important Jacobean type early 18th-century house of red brick and stone facings built in 1703 by 3rd.

Of these, only the Long Room survives, built in red brick with Portland stone facings.

Unusually for an area that had a tradition of building in limestone, it was constructed in red brick with stone facings.

It was said to be very beautiful, all buildings on the surface, native stone facings with poly pressure layers and radiation shields hidden beneath.

It consists of a two-story brick building, with stone facings, and provides eight class rooms and staff rooms.

They were built on the site of Piershill Cavalry Barracks, and re-used the stone facings from the old buildings.

Amateur workers cut marble for gravestones, stone facings, underpinnings, and mantle pieces for the wealthier class in town.

The single arched bridges will be replaced with double barrel bridges with a center pier and retain stone facings at a cost of $7 million.

Stone facings were used to protect the concrete tympana, the imperial eagles put back in place and the four statues repositioned accordingly during the bridge expansion.

All of these structures were built in complementary bluestone with Oamaru stone facings in the now thematic Gothic style.

The resulting two large ranges were of bluestone with Oamaru stone facings and slate roofs on foundations of Port Chalmers breccia.

The current building, built in Port Chalmers bluestone with Oamaru stone facings, was designed by T. B. Cameron.

The building is brick rendered in Moeraki gravel, with Oamaru stone facings and is roofed with Marseilles tiles.

In The Groves in the parish of Sutton was St. Mark's, built in brick with stone facings 1844 in early medieval style.