-
point along (or the
abrupt end of) the roof's
outer projection (overhang).
Soffits and
fascias are
archetypally ****ed or
nailed to
rafters known as lookout...
-
which to
securely attach the
soffits. Box
cornices often have
ventilation screens laid over
openings cut in the
soffits in
order to
allow air to circulate...
-
Limburger Dom,
Germany Gable roof with eaves, exposed,
decorated rafters and
soffits, and
stepped ascending apexes,
temple in
Chiang Mai, Thailand. Conical...
- gutter. The
finished surface below the
fascia and
rafters is
called the
soffit or eave. In
classical architecture, the
fascia is the plain, wide band (or...
-
Roofline is used to
describe the fascia,
soffits,
bargeboards and
antefixes that
forms the
frontage immediately below the roof and the
eaves of many homes...
-
underside of the
eaves may be
filled with a
horizontal soffit fixed at
right angles to the wall, the
soffit may be
decorative but it also has the
function of...
-
finished with guttae. The
cornice is
split into the
soffit, the corona, and the cymatium. The
soffit is
simply the
exposed underside. The
corona and the...
-
eleven arches. It is made from
sandstone with
ashlar dressings, and
brick soffits. The
viaduct dates from 1857, and was
probably built by
Thomas Elliot Harrison...
- century. The
lobby ceiling was
designed as a
barrel vault,
containing soffits with
heavy coffers and cross-arches, and was
painted white with gold decorations...
- "
There are also
coloured surfaces that
juxtapose reflective aluminum soffits. The
building was
designed with
special shielding so that
sharks would...
