Meanings of loggia (loggias) in English

Ground-floor rooms are shaded by loggias with arches and limestone columns.

On either side of the aisle exits led to the loggias and to the lawns.

And these wide spacious loggias were his stamp.

Sham landscapes, sham loggias, sham parapets are everywhere.

Natalie's mind was on loggias by that time.

Thus the work of Raphael from the loggias follows in unbroken succession upon the forms from the Thermæ of Titus.

There are whispers in the Vatican loggias that the pope is a communist, a populist and not a proper Catholic.

Traditional loggias on two of the three floors (one is a basement) provide great viewing platforms, eateries and shade.

The other has three beautiful old fronts, in the style of Holland House, with turrets and loggias, but not so large within.

The frescoes, beautiful furnishings, and airy loggias set there by popes of the Middle Ages have long since faded and fallen into disrepair.

She ordered her artists to re-create, in exact and meticulous detail, the loggias decorated by Raphael and his assistants in the Vatican palace.

Devices to secure roof gardens, loggias, verandahs, and such-like open-air privacies to the more sumptuous of these apartments, give interest and variety to Utopian architecture.

In due course I wrote it, and then I had my loggia.

Then the figure of a woman appeared high up on the loggia.

Giorgio arose and ascended to the loggia, to observe the spot designated.

The upper loggia of the tower was packed with hundreds of people.