(1) The temple is rendered in the abbreviated form, usual in vase paintings, consisting of a Doric column and architrave .(2) A moulding of whatever sort or architrave of new design about a door or window could be exciting and attractive.(3) I ripped the architrave from around the door and ripped open the door.(4) At an indefinite height overhead something made the sky blacker, which had the semblance of a vast architrave uniting the pillars horizontallyu2026(5) The Doric architrave framing the door and the carved cornice are both wood.(6) Thomas Lynch has tamed the Beaumont's vastness with a central platform - a stage upon a stage - overhung by a free-floating architrave on which sun and moon, fireworks, and a distant beacon flourish under Peter Kaczorowski's lights.(7) The third floor has two friezes, one at balcony level below the window and one incorporated in the architrave above it.(8) Joined to an architrave at the column tops are four-tiered bracket sets; less complicated brackets are positioned between them on the architrave .(9) It features pine floors, an architrave window, a picture rail and a cast iron fireplace.(10) Following in the footsteps of Inigo Jones, he developed the new classical style with its emphasis on columns, architrave s and domes.(11) The floor area inside the entry was lowered to match the exterior grade and new tooled-limestone surrounds extended the doorway architrave .(12) The architrave of a perfect Renaissance arch has rotted to the texture of old peach stone.(13) In the architrave by the doorway was a nest of a pair of blue-tits.(14) Several Greco-Roman elements and influences are apparent in the building: architrave and pediment windows, key-stoned arches, balustrade ledges, beautiful consoles, Greek cornices, Tuscan columns, and wooden floors.(15) The same grey limestone paves a forecourt which is set with benches and some of the more architectural exhibits like Guardi's stone architrave .(16) Therefore, the architrave could not have extended to and rested properly upon such a wall (the stoas GD 3, 98, and 100 are flanked by long or short walls that were aligned with the columns).
