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Перевод: facade

[существительное]
фасад ; внешняя сторона; внешний вид; наружность ; видимость

Тезаурус:

1. A pub, like any other old building, is far more than just its principle facade, or its four walls.
2. Denison's use of glass-fibre mouldings, a technique previously employed at St Paul's House to replace the original stucco facade, was an innovative solution which created some debate among purists at the time.
3. The owner of "The Hollybush" at Elstree proposed to infill an original coach arch in the pub's facade and to demolish the timber framed side walls of the passageway behind in order to form a larger and open interior, even though it was this feature that distinguished the building as an historic inn.
4. ABOVE Detail of western facade of Ca'Grande
5. The classical style, which included Spurgeon's Greek temple facade, was used by all denominations and stretched from Belvoir Street Baptist Chapel in Leicester, built in 1845, to the Wesleyan Hinde Street Chapel in London, built in the 1880s with a two-storeyed portico-front copied after St Paul's Cathedral.
6. This pub was originally a 17th century timber frame jettied building; in the early 19th century its front was removed and a new rendered facade added.
7. A building adapted or retained in its totality can have many lives; keeping just the facade might prolong its life by no more than twenty years.
8. Visually, the beautiful ashlar-faced, portland stone facade makes an interesting contrast to the towers, turrets and dormers of the Gonville and Caius College building to the right of our illustration.
9. By the turn of the century the Free Church Movement presented an imposing facade but it was only a facade.
10. This rang alarm bells, for if, as was likely, the owner did not comply with this, the interior of the church, if not the facade, could be demolished for safety reasons.
11. Architecturally, the inn was often distinguished by an inner courtyard, sometimes with gallery, reached through an archway in the facade.
12. Mr Chubb said: "The explosion far exceeded what they intended and the facade was destroyed.