tracery window

It had tracery windows both on the north and south sides, the marks of which may still be seen.

The tracery windows on the third floor mark the room that served as the chapel.

The tower of the church is decorated with blank tracery windows.

Large tracery windows dominate the west, north and south elevations.

The two large Gothic tracery windows on the east wall flood the interior with light.

It includes two large tracery windows, decorated by red sandstone, which stand out against the grey.

There are small arched tracery windows in the facade's flanks.

The interior is lit by 74 tracery windows, many of which retain original medieval glass.

A series of five nuns semicircular záklencích created tracery windows.

It also included "Gothic Revival features, such as tracery windows".

Each bay, separated by pilasters, contains a tracery window.

In the centre and over the doors was a geometrical pointed tracery window, glazed with coloured glass.

The back wall of the building also has a large circular tracery window of Oamaru stone.

This has a circular tracery window above it, and is flanked on either side by marble plaques.

The secondary setting Gothic tracery window creates a fanlight portal.

It has four bays along the south front which incorporates original Gothic doorway and tracery windows.

It has a plate tracery window with a Trefoil cusping surrounded by wall paintings.

The third floor features Gothic-arched tracery windows and a balcony with decorative stonework.

The High Gothic nave and its large tracery windows inspired a number of other buildings.

Therefore it is practically impossible to find two tracery windows in different buildings that follow an identical geometric construction.

The gabled chapel, with large tracery windows and a quirky tower is surrounded by lawns.

Some classrooms look out on to multicusped tracery windows through a screen of sweeping timber arches.

There were clusters of airy palms, sculptured portals, tracery windows.

The interior of the house features a Tudor great hall with a staircase, tracery windows, and oak woodwork.

It has Gothic Revival tracery windows, and an oriel window facing the sea.