Übersetzung für 'ashlar pattern' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ashlar pattern

Quaderung {f} [Quadermuster]archi.art

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ashlar

Quader {m}archi.

Werbung

ashlar stop

Totlauf {m}archi.

ashlar block

Quaderstein {m}

ashlar [masonry]

Quaderwerk {n}

ashlar rock

Quaderstein {m}archi.

ashlar masonry

Quadermauerwerk {n}archi.constr.

Hausteinmauerwerk {n}constr.hist.

(wall in) ashlar

Quadermauer {f}constr.

ashlar [squared stone]

Werkstein {m}

ashlar [square hewn stone]

Bruchstein {m}constr.

Steinblock {m}

X-ray diffraction pattern <XRD pattern>

Röntgenstrahlenbeugungs­bild {n}phys.

pattern

Musterung {f}textil.

Pattern {n}ling.psych.sociol.

Ausfallmuster {n}

Schnittmuster {n}textil.

Schablone {f}

Ordnungs­muster {n}

Form {f} [Schema, Struktur, Grundmuster]

Stoffmuster {n}

• The building itself is faced in load-bearing locally quarried bluestone, set in a random ashlar pattern with limestone trim.
• The house is built of limestone quarried locally, and set in a random ashlar pattern.
• The stones chosen were carefully dressed, although not to the point of making an ashlar pattern.
• The stone veneer is applied to the exterior in a random ashlar pattern.
• The large multi–story mixed residential/commercial use building sits on a foundation of rock faced limestone in an ashlar pattern capped with a smooth plinth course.

• The Tudor Revival lodge is built of rough-shaped granite in a rough-coursed ashlar pattern, unlike most stone park structures which were built using rubble coursing.
• On the upper stories the stone is laid in an ashlar pattern with quoins at the corners.
• Continuous wooden molding runs around the building where the foundation, of bluestone in an ashlar pattern, gives way to the shingles.
• Its walls are faced in wood siding with large painted rectangular grooves creating an ashlar pattern.
• Its foundation is stone laid in a random ashlar pattern.

• The building itself is a two-story structure of Medina sandstone laid in a random ashlar pattern with a raised foundation.
• It is sided in a locally quarried granite with an unusual natural marbleized appearance in a smooth-faced ashlar pattern with quoins on the front (reverting to random ashlar on the rear and sides).
• At that time the school consisted of its current central block, a single-story seven-bay rectangle in a randomly coursed ashlar pattern with a slate-shingled gable roof pierced by two brick chimneys.
• The raised foundation is of mortared fieldstone with some attempt at an ashlar pattern on the corners.