elliptical arch

The lower storey has a modern shop front under an elliptical arch.

In the elliptical arch there is a simple fanlight window.

The first has a convex configuration over which is a wide elliptical arch.

It is a masonry bridge of five elliptical arches with a stone balustrade.

A central elliptical arch, the only existing in the long central area across the island, completes the structure.

Mylne's design stood out, however, as it was the only one to propose flatter, elliptical arches, rather than round ones.

The bridge is constructed with five elliptical arches en plein cintre.

Barry's 1851 carved stone chimney piece is superimposed on a wider 17th-century fireplace with an elliptical arch.

The exterior's elliptical arches reflect the facade of the original Yankee Stadium.

The tower, is also castellated retaining the 16th century studded oak west doors beneath an elliptical arch.

Bartolomeo Ammanati's three lovely elliptical arches follow drawings by Michelangelo.

The central doorway is flanked on either side by pairs of windows with elliptical arches and Doric pilasters.

The three elliptical arches were built in 1854, although the parapet is slightly later, as it had to be rebuilt following damage sustained during the flood.

It has a gabled hood with return projecting from a shed roof above an elliptical arch with keystone.

Its most notable decorative feature is the entryway to the projecting west bay, an elliptical arch with projecting brackets.

These consist of scaled door and window openings with elliptical arches, decorative cornice, dormers, and porch.

Crow's Bridge has an elliptical arch constructed of red bricks, and was designed by the engineer John Rennie in 1812.

In the middle an elliptical arch with molded soffit panels and reeded wood trim and keystones.

On the left of the front entrance, with its broad elliptical arch and double doors, was the one-room law office of Judge Potts, also enlarged.

The nave arcades have elliptical arches ("as shallow as Soane liked them") on thin Tuscan columns.

Cannington Viaduct is the only significant structure on the branch; it is 203 yards long with ten elliptical arches of 50 feet span, 92 feet high.

The semicircular arch can be flattened to make an elliptical arch as in the Ponte Santa Trinita.

The refectory is rectangular, is punctuated by three elliptical arches in diaphragm of granite as is common in many mountain building.

A much shorter stairway leads into the auditorium through an entrance with an elliptical arch, molded keystone and molded impost blocks.

The bridge consists of eight low elliptical arches, two taller arches, a cast iron span over the navigable channel, and a solid ramp to the east.