Übersetzung für 'gabled roof' von Englisch nach Deutsch

gabled roof

Satteldach {n}archi.

Giebeldach {n}archi.

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gabled {adj}

giebelig

gieblig

gabled house

Giebelhaus {n}archi.

end-gabled building

Traufseithaus {n}archi.

roof

Förste {f} [veraltet] [Firste]mining

Firste {f} [Decke eines untertägigen Hohlraums]mining

Dach {n}

couple roof

Sparrendach {n}archi.

rafter roof

Sparrendach {n}archi.

roof gully

Dachgully {m} {n}archi.

cantilevering roof

Kragdach {n}archi.

roof rack

Dachträger {m}automot.

sawtooth roof

Sägedach {n}archi.

Scheddach {n}archi.

roof window

Dachfenster {n}archi.

V-roof

Schmetterlings­dach {n}archi.

mansard roof

Mansarddach {n}archi.

transverse roof

Zwerchdach {n}archi.

roof insulation

Dachisolation {f}constr.

roof void

Dachhohlraum {m}archi.

• During this period, the area was given a new gabled roof, clerestory windows and vaulting.
• An entablature with dentil moldings support the gabled roof, which is pierced by three dormer windows and two large brick chimneys.
• The style of the house with a huge gabled roof and large glass walls is stunningly modern.
• The hall was thought to have been a two-storey Chinese-style structure with a hipped and gabled roof, and an open front façade having no doors.
• The actual houses were made of perishable materials and had a steep gabled roof made of palm fronds, the back panel of which reached the ground.

• Chalets often face south or downhill and are built of solid wood, with a steeply gabled roof to allow accumulated snow to slide off easily.
• The house, known as The Barn, was heavily influenced by Edwin Lutyens's Homewood (1901), in particular the triple gabled roof, a device he used at Kelling Hall as well.
• The houses were constructed of wood, with a gabled roof, rectangular in plan with an entrance on the western side.
• al-Kukab consisted of a large centred hall with a gabled roof flanked by side aisles and two small towers.
• The gabled roof is modern corrugated steel, and the ends are timber boarded.

• ... 65 m) with single-eave gabled roof originally from the Qing dynasty and rebuilt in 2001, and the Wenfeng Pagoda.
• The footprint of the 1914 building is rectangular with a gabled roof.