two-towered

The town's two-towered church is its most important landmark.

When I read that the two-towered abbey was unusual, I remembered the building in the upper left corner of the photo.

St Mary's Church is a two-towered, three-naved, mainly Romanesque-style church.

The coat of arms of the princes of Biscari depicted their two-towered castle supported by two dragons.

For example, the historical cattle complex and the ruins of the two-towered greenhouse that looks like a medieval stronghold (both from the end of 19th century).

One of Cracow's simplest yet most striking churches, the two-towered pale-stone St. Andrzej, is half way up the street.

Completed in 1875, Old Main, a two-towered brick building designed in the Second Empire style, was the primary instructional and administrative building.

Cathédrale des Sts Michel & Gudule This two-towered cathedral got its name from the two patron saints of Brussels.

The church was built in the 18th century as a Catholic church of Franciscan monastery in late baroque style in the form of two-towered three-nave basilica.

The earliest two-towered Baroque church was built by the Jesuits from 1718 to 1724 on the pattern of Košice and was later handed over to the Piarists.

The biggest church in North America when it was built, St. John the Baptist is a two-towered basilica made of Galway limestone and Dublin granite, set high on the hill.

This month, the museum reopens its renovated quarters, a two-towered structure finished in 1971 by the Italian architect Gio Ponti (the only building Ponti constructed in the United States).

In April, the city granted permits to tear down three buildings on the site, including Mary Help of Christians, a two-towered church at 440 East 12th Street, as well as a rectory and a school.

Iran Ajr stopped overnight on 21 September 1987, at a two-towered rig named Rashadat in the Rastam gas-oil separation platform (GOSP) complex, 120 miles east of Bahrain.

After moving most of its employees to Long Island City, MetLife sold its three major buildings in Manhattan for $3.3 billion, including its 50-story clock tower and two-towered headquarters on Madison Avenue.

The Century and the Majestic are distinguished by their strongly defined street walls, their adaptation of the two-towered building type already prominent on Central Park West, and the adept matching of their masses to adjacent buildings.

Before he came to England, Robert had begun the construction of a new abbey church at Jumièges, in the new Romanesque style which was then becoming popular, and introduced to Normandy the two-towered western facade from the Rhineland.

The massive and ornate cathedral, built from 1640 to 1744 and known simply as the Catedral, would also have looked much the same: a two-towered, ornate structure - a hybrid of baroque, neo-Classical and Herreresque architecture - that presides over the city.

Upper West Side The Upper West Side is the backdrop of many films with its famous Dakota building (where John Lennon lived) and the San Remo two-towered building which dozens of celebs have called home.

This picturesque landmark is known for its two-towered gatehouse, and its past is as tumultuous as the sea below it - built by Prince Llywelyn the Great, Criccieth Castle was captured and burnt in the Welsh rebellion during the 15th century.

So at length and at last my dear we come to Sens, a pretty little town with a great two-towered cathedral and the rooks flying in and out of the loopholes and another tower atop of one of the towers like a sort of a stone pulpit.

Much approved of by Mrs Lirriper: 'a pretty little town with a great two-towered cathedral.and another tower atop of one of the towers like a sort of stone pulpit.and a market outside in front of the cathedral, and all so quaint and like a picture.'

But Met Life's relocation to Queens would also mark the shrinking presence in New York of a company that was born in Manhattan 133 years ago and counted 17,000 employees during the 1960's, most of them at the company's two-towered headquarters at Madison Avenue and 24th Street.

For 1 and 2 United Nations Plaza would be impressive if presented today, nearly at the end of the post-modernist 80's; the two-towered composition that they make stands as a reminder that there are instances when the cityscape can profit from a stunning minimalist abstraction that bears little resemblance to what is around it.

Nonetheless, the multiple layering of the wall by means of the arrangement of pilasters, window profiles and triangular gables is a clear indication that Palladio is now endeavouring to model and shape the massive body of the building derived from Venetian two-towered buildings through the use of a plastic structure and wide openings.