- Germany, no
distinction is made
between gambrels and
mansards – they are both
called "
mansards". In the
French language,
mansarde can be a term for the...
- subtlety, and elegance". Mansart, as he is
generally known, po****rized the
mansard roof, a four-sided,
double slope gambrel roof
punctuated with
windows on...
-
visible from
below Inner dome of Les Invalides, seen from
below Hardouin-
Mansard's plan for a
curving colonnade of Les Invalides, not
completed (1700) On...
-
Anthony Mansard (born in 2006) is a
French artistic gymnast who is the 2024
Junior European all-around and
horizontal bar champion. He is also silver...
- Rīga: Neputns, 2005.
Vilks Vienacis [2. edition]. Rīga:
Mansards, 2008. Ik diena. Rīga:
Mansards, 2011. Uz balkona/Bet ja visu laiku... Rīga:
Dienas grāmata...
-
Fellows Hall in Old Town Eureka, California, also
known as the
French Empire Mansard Building, is a
Second Empire architecture style building built in 1883...
-
historically did not
distinguish between a
gambrel roof and a
mansard roof but
called both
types a
mansard. In the
United States,
various shapes of
gambrel roofs...
-
Second Empire architectural style (
Mansard style) in the U.S. Neo-
Mansard, Faux
Mansard,
False Mansard, Fake
Mansard:
Common in the 1960s and 70s in the...
-
store to this day,
providing access across all the
retail floors, and the
Mansard Gallery,
which opened at the top of the building. A new
factory was built...
-
additions are
relatively difficult to make on
houses with hip roofs. A
mansard roof is a
variation on a hip roof, with two
different roof angles, the...
