- An
exedra (pl.:
exedras or exedrae) is a
semicircular architectural recess or platform,
sometimes crowned by a semi-dome, and
either set into a building's...
- This 1st-century
Roman bronze Pigna (pinecone) in
front of the
exhedra,
gives the name
Cortile della Pigna to the
highest terrace; it was an
ancient fountain...
- a half mile of
tiled fountains, pavilions, walls, ponds, benches, and
exhedras; lush
plantings of palms,
orange trees,
Mediterranean pines, and stylized...
- Achievement.
Ippolito operates many of his
ventures under the
parent company Exhedra Solutions,
founded by him and his two
brothers in 1997. The
company is...
-
fragments are now held in the
Capitoline Museum, and displa**** in the
Exhedra of
Marcus Aurelius, a gl****
pavilion constructed in the 1990s to house...
- a half mile of
tiled fountains, pavilions, walls, ponds, benches, and
exhedras.
There are lush
plantings of palms,
orange trees,
Mediterranean pines,...
-
buildings like
Hagia Sophia in
Byzantine architecture,
apsidal openings or
exhedras from the
central nave
appear in
several directions, not just to the liturgical...
-
called Fontana della Pigna when it was
moved to its
present position in the
exhedra of the Vatican's
Cortile del
Belvedere in 1608. In the
seventeenth century...
-
Theatre of Water; fountains, statues,
prominent pebble mosaic and tufa
exhedra axis terminus.
Teatro di
Verzura —
Green Theatre (1652); open-air with...
- 74873 (Seated exedra,
Condover Hall) —
Early 19th
century (probable) The
exhedra is in sandstone, and
consists of a
semicircular garden seat
ending in square...
