wing house

The rear wing houses service areas with servant quarters on the second floor.

Each of these wings houses 20-25 classrooms including state-of-the-art space for science, life skills, and art.

The classroom wing houses all academic activities including industrial tech spaces.

The C Wing house the wood gym and health classroom.

The "H" wing houses facilities for music, art, home economics and tech ed.

Most Upright and Wing houses are characterized by four main traits.

The east wing houses 128 first-year students, coed by floor, in double-occupancy rooms.

The west wing houses classrooms for Mathematics, English and Geography.

The 747 Wing House was built on the site where existing Duquette structures had burned.

One wing houses 300 begonias and dozens of orchids, each flowering with pink, purple or white petals.

A career wing houses classrooms for auto repair, welding, and culinary arts as well as science labs.

Upright and Wing houses were laid out in either an L-plan or T-plan.

A new wing houses Grade 4 & 5 classrooms, after-school program space, a conference room, and adjoins the newly renovated 5,400-square foot library.

The Upwright and Wing house type reflects the extended New England settlement culture.

The 747 Wing House is a unique residential structure designed from the wings of a decommissioned Boeing 747-100 airplane.

The "K" wing houses laboratories for general science, physics and chemistry; as well as biology and environmental science.

All that remained of the original Millwood were the twelve columns, the smoke house, the wing house, and a portion of the stable.

Thus, Upright and Wing houses are often adorned with pilasters, cornice returns and wide entablatures.

This is the style of slouch socks typically worn by waitresses at popular restaurants such as Hooters and Wing House.

A new wing houses new ESOL, English and language rooms that are easily accessible from the rest of the ground floor.

The Townsend Home, like many Upright and Wing houses, features characteristics of Greek Revival architecture.

Helen Wing House is a historic home located at Glens Falls, Warren County, New York.

The new wing houses 56 additional students, making Brown the largest residential college on campus (it was previously the smallest) until the opening of McMurtry and Duncan.

As a type of non-stylistic folk architecture, Upright and Wing houses were generally designed and built by tradesmen as opposed to the owners of the houses.

A Junior Wing House at St Paul's School, Darjeeling, India, where all the houses bear names after colonial age figures, is named after him.