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Stucco or
render is a
construction material made of aggregates, a binder, and water.
Stucco is
applied wet and
hardens to a very
dense solid. It is used...
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Seljuk stucco figures are
stucco (plaster)
figures found in the
region of the
Seljuk Empire, from its "golden age"
between the 11th and 13th centuries...
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States in the 1950s and 1960s, a
vernacular variation of
shoebox style "
stucco boxes".
Dingbats are boxy, two or three-story
apartment houses with overhangs...
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STUCCO Housing Co-operative is a
student housing co-operative in Sydney, Australia.
Officially opened on 21
February 1992, it was the
first of its kind...
- Algeria.
Common names for
these spiders are wall spider,
baseboard spider and
stucco spider.[citation needed] "Oecobius
navus Blackwall, 1859". gbif.org. Archived...
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chimneypiece Detail of
Rococo Revival stuccos in the same room That room Door of
another room,
filled with
stuccos Astonishing highly decorated ceiling...
- functionaries.
Although started much earlier, many of the decorations,
statues and
stuccos might have been
constructed as late as the 11th and 12th
centuries and...
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specialty stuccos that use
synthetic materials but no insulation, and
these are also not EIFS. A
common example is one-coat
stucco,
which is a thick...
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places such as Córdoba, Seville, or Granada.
Similarly to the Maghreb,
stucco decoration in Al-Andalus
became an
architectural stylemark in the high Middle...
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although seemingly constructed from stone, were in fact
composed of
brick and
stucco. The
plastering process involved the
initial application of a co**** layer...
