- In architecture, a
pilaster is both a load-bearing
section of
thickened wall or
column integrated into a wall, and a
purely decorative element in classical...
- He was bred and
raced by
Henry L.
Straus and
trained by
Frank Bonsal.
Pilaster was
sired by Pilate, a son of the 1916
American Horse of the Year and Belmont...
- lesene, also
called a
pilaster strip, is an
architectural term for a narrow, low-relief
vertical pillar on a wall. It
resembles a
pilaster, but does not have...
-
facade is
segmented by
pilasters in the
palladian giant order, that is they
continue in the building's
entire height. The
pilasters are of the
Tuscan order...
-
Their design often adopted elements of
Later Roman architecture like
pilasters, columns, and
sculptured discs.
After the
disintegration of the Carolingian...
- of "two
orders of
columns and
pilasters, the
first order being Corinthian" and "a
third or
attic story formed of
pilasters and two
columns on
either side...
- main front, the central, entrance, bay
comes further forward. It has a
pilastered porch with a
balcony above, and the
entrance is arched, with
double doors...
- (1475–1564), who
frequently used the
giant order in his architecture, a
large pilaster that
stretches from the
bottom to the top of a façade. He used this in...
-
Doric pilasters of the Pont de Bir-Hakeim, Paris, by Jean
Camille Formigé and
Louis Biette, 1903-1905 Art Deco
reinterpretation of the
Doric pilasters on...
- fact are not symmetrical), and each of
these two
recesses has
another pilaster demarcated into
sadurams and
kattus of
uniform tetragonal section. Now...
