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Ashlar (/ˈæʃlər/) is a cut and
dressed stone,
worked using a
chisel to
achieve a
specific form,
typically rectangular in shape. The term can also refer...
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Ashlar Hall is a
historic mock
castle in Memphis, Tennessee. The two-story
mansion was
completed in 1896. It was
designed as a mock castle. The mansion...
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Vellum Investment Partners, LLC, dba
Ashlar-Vellum, is an
American software company that
develops Computer-aided
design (CAD) and 3D
modeling software...
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Ashlar Ridge is a
ridge in Alberta, Canada. The
ridge has the
character of an
ashlar wall,
hence the name. "
Ashlar Ridge". Geographical...
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finish texture that
contrasts with smooth, squared-block
masonry called ashlar. The
visible face of each
individual block is cut back
around the edges...
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brickwork in such a way as to give the
appearance of
generally uniformly cut
ashlar blocks of
stone larger than the bricks.
Where quoins are
decorative and...
- strut: A
piece similar to a
crown post but not
carrying a plate.
Ashlar – or
ashlar piece:
Short post from a tie beam to a
rafter near a
masonry wall...
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Historic England. The
church hall was
later converted to
flats known as
Ashlar Court.
Historic England. "East
Finchley Baptist Church Hall (1359048)"....
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faced with unit
masonry such as
brick or
ashlar. Some
medieval cathedral walls have
outer s**** of
ashlar with an
inner backfill of
mortarless rubble...
- Core-and-veneer,
brick and rubble, wall and rubble,
ashlar and rubble, and empl****n all
refer to a
building technique where two
parallel walls are constructed...
