- A
perpend stone,
perpend (parpen, parpend, perpin, and
other spellings),
through stone, bond stone, or tie
stone is a
stone that
extends through an entire...
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Parts of
brickwork include bricks, beds and
perpends. The bed is the
mortar upon
which a
brick is laid. A
perpend is a
vertical joint between any two bricks...
- A
concrete block, also
known as a
cinder block in
North American English,
breeze block in
British English,
concrete masonry unit (CMU), or by
various other...
- to Prefabrication.
Prefabricated home
Prefabricated buildings Concrete perpend Panelák
Tower block St Crispin's
School — an
example of a prefabricated...
- courses, with the
headers centred over the
midpoint of the stretchers, and
perpends in each
alternate course aligned.
Harappan architecture in
South Asia was...
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Performative architecture Pergola Peribolos Peripteros Peristasis Peristyle Perpend stone Perron ****rschutt
Persian column Peruvian colonial architecture...
- stone, or
porous mortar)
Cracks Defective pointing Unfilled joints and
perpends,
Defective seals around doors and
windows Holes in walls – e.g.
where cables...
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cement mosaics and the
coating is made of
granite powder plaster,
imitating perpend stone.
Since its construction, the Otávio
Rocha Viaduct has been an important...
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attention to the
construction of the
foundations and
ensuring that
brick perpends were
tight and mortar-filled
preserved the cathedral's
walling relatively...
-
prepared bed (horizontal) joints, a
plain worked face and
roughly prepared perpends (vertical joints).
Course heights are
generally in the
vicinity of 250...
