- used as
adjectival historic past
participles (corbelled, modillioned,
dentillated) as to what co-supports or
simply adorns any high
structure of a building...
- with an
elaborate surround consisting of pilasters,
entablature and
dentillated gable. The
house was
built about 1784 by
Richard Smyth, the son of one...
-
includes angled porches,
brick quoins on the corners,
bracketed eaves, a
dentillated cornice, and Myers'
signature ornamental rope trim.
After Brinkerhoff...
- design. The
original design included Tuscan columns, modillions, and a
dentillated cornice,
features which remain a part of the home.
After Ludovino died...
- building's
design features an
arched entrance topped by a
square tower,
dentillated eaves, and a hip roof with
three dormers. The
courthouse was
listed on...
- style; its
exterior is red
brick with
terra cotta ornamentation and a
dentillated cornice. It and the
adjacent building, The
Promontory Apartments, a co-op...
-
fully pedimented six-column
classical portico, with an
entablature and
dentillated pediment with a
small round window at its center. The
church was designed...
-
separating the
center entrance from the
flanking windows. The
gable end has a
dentillated pediment, and has a
bullseye window at the center. The
building was listed...
-
includes a
rusticated stone exterior,
porches supported by
stone columns, a
dentillated cornice, and a
turret and
stone gable projecting from the roof. In addition...
- ones, and has
oxeye windows at the building's
rounded corners, and a
dentillated cornice. It has also been
classified as a
classical Revival building...
