Значения термина georgian architecture на английском

Limerick is claiming superiority to Dublin in the field of Georgian architecture.

The six-bedroom, three-bathroom house is a rare example of Georgian architecture.

Throwing off centuries of colonial oppression meant Georgian architecture could be demolished without regret.

Keep your eyes peeled for The Palladian chapel is a masterpiece of Georgian architecture.

Hillsborough Village is beautiful too, with Georgian architecture and lots of coffee shops and restaurants.

Like much of the Georgian architecture round here, it's a building that has seen better days.

The Club-house was a dream of white Georgian architecture, veiled in moonlight amongst great trees and palms.

It has stood there since 1803, exalting testimony to the taste and distinction of late Georgian architecture.

The pleasing and historic appearance of Georgian architecture is the result of adherence to strict rules of proportion.

In a city defined by its Georgian architecture, Dublin's most iconic landmark is an unlikely hero of aesthetics.

Irish Georgian architecture could, therefore, more properly be considered to include buildings in the Georgian idiom constructed up until 1860.

The Georgian architecture makes the town one of Britain's most attractive, and much pleasure can be derived from simply wandering the streets.

The house itself was a gray-white, medium-sized early American house, built in the stately manner of early Georgian architecture and very well preserved.

While it remains to be seen just how respectful it is to Dublin's Georgian architecture, it will certainly be respectful of the environment.

The graceful Georgian architecture executed in honey-coloured Cotswold stone immediately conjures up images of young women in crinolenes and Colin Firth lookalikes in tight breeches.