Definition of Mamposteria. Meaning of Mamposteria. Synonyms of Mamposteria

- Retrieved 13 January 2025. "'En una columna hubo fisuras, pero solo en mampostería': técnicos revisaron edificaciones en Guayaquil luego del sismo de 5...
- nº 124. April 1931. SCA and CEA. Buenos Aires, Argentina. "Cedió la mampostería de La Bola de Nieve y afortunadamente no hubo heridos". La Capital (in...
- island". Originally pre-dating the church, one was used as the Casa de Mamposteria (house of masons) during construction of the church. The main house was...
- cathedral in the book: “The Cathedral has thick and strong walls made of mamposteria (rubblework) of 3 varas; it’s crucero measures 73.91 meters in length...
- perfil de una Batería construida con tierra y fajinas, revestida de mampostería y situada en una altura inmediata la población de Puerto de España" The...
- permanent structure was erected. Built of coral stones with the technique of mampostería, this structural foundation expanded to become the cathedral. Within...
- which was made of wood and built in 1763. The subsequent church made of mamposteria (rubblework masonry) was built in 1780. In 1836, Vicente Piera designed...
- Park. It was built by Fr. Miguel Matos, O.P. from 1696 to 1700 as a mamposteria and brick church. The 1866 typhoon destro**** the church dome. Fr. Pablo...
- priest that year, began the construction of a masonry church (Iglesia de mampostería). The construction of the church was completed in 1896 and 97. It was...
- batanes y 2 martinetes: cerca de su desagüe se ve un sólido puente de mamposteria que da paso á la carretera de Cataluña, y antes se ven otros de la misma...