Übersetzung für 'coupled columns' von Englisch nach Deutsch

coupled columns

gekuppelte Säulen {pl}archi.

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columns

Säulen {pl}

Rubriken {pl}

Spalten {pl}

Werbung

cloister columns

Kreuzgangsäulen {pl}archi.

stone columns

Steinsäulen {pl}

advertising columns

Werbespalten {pl}

newspaper columns

Zeitungs­kolumnen {pl}journ.

water columns

Wassersäulen {pl}

granite columns

Granitsäulen {pl}archi.

thermometer columns

Thermometersäulen {pl}

marble columns

Marmorsäulen {pl}archi.

twisted columns

gedrehte Säulen {pl}archi.constr.

like columns {adj}

säulenförmig

fluted columns

geriffelte Säulen {pl}

pair of columns

Säulenpaar {n}archi.

stumps of columns

Säulenstümpfe {pl}

classified ad columns

Kleinanzeigenspalten {pl}journ.market.

in two columns {adv}

zweispaltig

order (of columns)

Säulenordnung {f}archi.hist.

grid of columns

Säulenraster {n}archi.comp.

• This section has a Doric veranda with coupled columns supporting entablature across the whole front.
• The official title of the Paris Opera was prominently displayed on the entablature of the giant Corinthian order of coupled columns fronting the main-floor loggia: "ACADEMIE IMPERIALE DE MUSIQUE".
• Red-brick Roman arched colonnades are applied along the facade and corridor on the ground floor of the South Wing and coupled columns form loggias on the first and second floors.
• At the centre of the main floor there is a loggia with three arches supported by coupled columns.
• Claude Perrault, in contrast, considered coupled columns to be structurally superior because a composite architrave spanning wide intercolumnation of paired columns rested wholly on the inner column at each end.

• The end two bays are open pedimented with coupled columns, and the square headed doors feature carved shields in their pediments.
• The tympanum is decorated with the Habsburg double eagle, decorated in Mannerist style with coupled columns.
• The façade, consisting of five cusped marble arches supported by coupled columns, opens into the courtyard.
• It rests on a high octagonal drum with eight rectangular windows, separated by ribs defined on the outside by pairs of coupled columns. At the base of each rib are shells containing doves.
• The form is not different from that of Spanish and some French cloisters; the composite capitals of the coupled columns are Norman and other more generically Romanesque in their motifs.