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medieval kitchen and a
range of stores. Many of
these early medieval undercrofts were
vaulted or groined, such as the
vaulted chamber at
Beverston Castle...
- of an
elevator for the
disabled in the 1970s.
Below the
memorial is an
undercroft. Due to
water seeping through the
calcium carbonate within the marble...
- The
Chapel of St Mary
Undercroft is a
Church of
England chapel located in the
Palace of Westminster, London, England. The
chapel is
accessed via a flight...
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retained the Rows in
their designs.
Undercrofts or "crypts" were
constructed beneath the
buildings in the Rows. The
undercrofts are made from
stone while most...
- more
importantly its contents,
could be
watched at all times.
While undercrofts are on
occasion called 'cellars' they were not
exclusively built completely...
- are
finding new ways to
hover above the
landscape creating lush
shaded undercrofts that
extend public amenity,
mature planting,
habitat and flowpaths, shade...
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would measure almost 3
kilometers in length. The walls, towers,
vaulted undercrofts, cisterns, and
residential buildings are
carefully adapted into the folds...
- Thames.
Undercrofts were
common features at the time, used to
house a
variety of
materials including food and firewood. Whynniard's
undercroft, on the...
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Steep ground at
Powys Castle, Mid Wales,
falls away in a
series of terraces, some
supported on
vaulted undercrofts....
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placed as
always on the side opposite, the dormitory,
raised on a
vaulted undercroft, and the chapter-house adjacent, and the
lodgings of the cellarer, responsible...
