It now consists of three stories, nine archways and 237 balconies.
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The grand entryway features wooden archways, a winding staircase, and a piano.
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City Hall station is known for its intricate tile designs, skylights, and archways.
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Though large, it is delicate, with fine flowers in red plaster over the archways.
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Outside of the camp, White Ocean provides a stage beneath a row of archways.
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The vast cellar, with a dirt floor and brick archways, spans a city block.
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Stone archways lead off the bedroom into the master bathroom and walk-in closet.
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His designs are recognized for their elaborately carved stonework, ornamental archways and richly decorated interiors.
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Miners had cut archways into the rock looking out onto the gorge and river below.
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But in Jedaidah, a warren of narrow alleys dipping under stone archways, there is terrible damage.
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A tunnel full of lighted archways, reminiscent of a carnival, opens into a room of paintings.
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His name and likeness remain in the stonework above a couple of archways at Hopper College.
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Among the 4,000 square foot home's upgrades ... hardwood floors, cased archways and a futuristic media center.
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The ornate station featured chandeliers, ornamental skylights and soaring archways with zigzagging patterns of terra-cotta tiles.
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Closer still, one can make out the bridge's three archways spanning a small river, the Overtoun Burn.
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The Last Bookstore is truly a refuge, books literally form walls and windows, archways, tumble off shelves.
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Now, wandering down deserted alleys, past mosques and crumbling archways, I searched in vain for the square.
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At the time he was painting architectural interiors made of archways and planes intersecting at unlikely angles.
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The classic peristyle archways that give the Coliseum its distinctive look are still topped by an Olympic caldron.
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Doors open to the gardens and a courtyard with stone archways, cast-iron railings and a tiled floor.
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The traditional layout starts with a large foyer decorated with metallic wallpaper, pilasters and a pair of archways.
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Several archways lead to a turquoise-tiled wet bar and a dining room with two walls of glass.
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But down the stairs was a homey, elegant space with brick archways, wooden tables, and green vinyl booths.
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It's iconic archways can be seen as Anakin and Padme travel from the capital to lake retreat called Varykino.
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All the filming took place in Aleppo's Old Town, through ancient archways and narrow streets with cast-iron grilles.
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Its 300-acre campus is known for its stunning academic and administrative buildings, many of which have ornate archways.
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Since 2015, McDonald's has provided college tuition assistance to over 16,0003 employees through its Archways to Opportunity education program.
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Inside, the hotel is soothing and cavelike, with concrete floors and golden light streaming in through the Moorish archways.
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Illuminated from within, the structures would then inflate simultaneously over the border to create six glowing archways, as shown above.
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The other riad courtyard has a flowering jacaranda tree reaching over the roof, and is lined with Moorish-style archways.
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Pillars and archways pulled the eye toward the dark, soaring ceilings, decorated with diamond-shaped motifs that let in sunlight.
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Taking a smoke break under one of the ornate archways, he recalled searching Google for "Cartier" in his early teens.
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The interior is as whimsical as the exterior, with rounded archways and wooden cantilevered stairs seemingly chopped in the backyard.
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They sculpted archways, installed triple-hung glass windows, collected vintage Thonet chairs and found frog glass lighting fixtures by Helena Tynell.
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The trucks eventually stopped in front of a traditional ruler's palace, its high archways opening into grand rooms and sandy courtyards.
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Also, they get to see the older children getting their teeth cleaned through the open archways, and that usually calms them.
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One of the first pieces they created was a Indiana Jones-style rope bridge that can hang suspended from walls and archways.
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The interior of a termite mound is an intricate structure of interweaving tunnels and passageways, radiating chambers, galleries, archways, and spiral staircases.
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I stepped inside and found myself in a beautifully decorated entry hall, full of elegant archways, calming blues, and gold-toned details.
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Built in 1994 and clad in whitewashed concrete, the 2,690-square-foot, two-story house offers traditional Greek design, with archways throughout.
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"Way out" signs all around, I walked slowly through the archways and across the bridge near the Traitors' Gate toward the Thames.
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It had a foyer rather than an alcove, but its beautiful archways and prewar details made up for the less-than-ideal layout.
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There's no trace of it in Jason Henning's design, which includes butterscotch leather banquettes, polished wood in amber tones, lanternlike lights and several archways.
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Size: 2,458 square feet Price per square foot: $284 Indoors: Period details include peaked archways and recently refinished hardwood floors on the main level.
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Not only were there rooms for the time-sensitive treatments, but little gates, tents, archways, and pathways made up the rest of the spa.
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Upstairs, the main rooms — a large living space and a master bedroom — both have archways in the center, and are decorated with outstanding filigree molding.
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Beyond the great room's dining area, more Lamu doors open to a covered terrace with ceiling fans and a trio of archways overlooking the backyard.
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"Mirror Maze," an image from I Spy Fun House, depicts several toy animals in a mirrored room, some emerging from archways that seemingly lead to nowhere.
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"You'll see those open more than you'll see them closed," she added gesturing at the big glass doors set in tall glass archways facing the street.
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E.L.F.'s newest makeup collection, which drops today, was directly inspired by the ornate metal archways and colorful energy that's a signature in The Big Easy.
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Strolling its streets, you catch glimpses of intimate spaces that exist just beyond the public facades: wisteria-draped courtyards, ivy-shrouded archways, begonias spilling from terraces.
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One of the lower levels includes a 10,000-square-foot Moroccan-themed spa with an authentic Hammam and elaborate archways that lead to a stunning lap pool.
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A pair of archways leads to dining room, where the walls are covered in damask over a paneled wainscot, and the windows have elaborate cornices and drapery.
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It looks like the fresh art on Bieber's midsection has a religious theme -- including archways and angels -- which would be in line with his new look on life.
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Other co-ops, with Tudor facades, are tucked here and there, like Grand Gardens, on West Grand Street, with apartments that offer archways, moldings and eat-in kitchens.
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She disembarked, then made a beeline for a cobble-stoned street near the water, arriving at the Brooklyn Flea, a weekly market held below the Manhattan Bridge's archways.
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It's an oasis nearly hidden in the national park, with large double doors that open into a lounge with elaborate archways, plush couches and plenty of private nooks.
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The building's terra-cotta walkways, vaulted ceilings and candlelit archways open onto 26 rooms, each with a hand-carved cedar door depicting an iconic figure in Antigua's history.
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The steel frame forms archways and limbo poles to be negotiated by gallery-goers, sometimes ending up in miniature house forms positioned in different locations around the gallery.
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In addition to college tuition assistance, McDonald's Archways program provides its employees with advisors who help with filing FAFSA forms, applying to schools and supporting them throughout their education.
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There are many opportunities to trespass, and Kleberg's paintings, with their open archways and mid-sections, act as invitations — reminders that every gate has an opening, every fence a latch.
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McDonald's offers the Archways to Opportunity program, which provides workers the opportunity to earn tuition assistance and scholarships after 90 days of employment, or the equivalent of a summer job.
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The studio, approximately 300 square feet, had slanted floors and a weirdly-positioned shower, but it also had great light and grandiose archways separating the bedroom area from the living space.
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At the Stazione Leopolda in Florence, the applause was so rambunctious it rippled through the ancient archways of the train station — and it was all in the name of sustainable fashion.
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Featuring 3D collages made from Batman comics, sculptures carved from archaeology books, and massive archways built from recycled paperbacks, Art on Paper 2019 celebrates the fine art potential of an undervalued material.
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The fair featured a number of sculptures and immersive built environments, such as Samuelle Green's Manifestation 4, a group of cavernous archways, made from recycled paperback books, which viewers can walk through.
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He included a gabled porch, stone archways and a brick facade, creating a kind of architectural optical illusion that, from certain angles, shrinks an immense institutional setting into an overgrown country home.
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With fuchsia parachute cord weaving over archways and resting on door frames, even emerging out on the façade, the work is intended to encourage a closer look at the building's architectural details.
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Commissioned by Benito Mussolini in the 1930s, the Square Colosseum, as it is commonly called, is a towering block of travertine marble perforated on all sides by a grid of Roman archways.
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The pilots guide their aircraft through an aerial urban obstacle course of brightly lit fake subway cars, low archways, and hoops of neon, at speeds as high as 153 miles per hour.
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He invited them and roughly 10 others in December 733 to a lavish, Gatsby-era Florida resort, the Don CeSar, better known as the Pink Palace for its rose-colored towers and archways.
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Along with several guests from the camping site, I followed Michael Wydysh, a park interpreter, while he wove in and out of the fortress's archways with a flashlight to cut through the darkness.
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In Forest Hills, Queens, a recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with large living and dining areas and elegant archways between rooms, in a prewar complex with a doorman and fitness center.
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As models zigzagged through archways and piazzas on a set in the grand hall of the Fondazione Prada Milan, cinched waists created feminine hourglass silhouettes while flower motifs and fringes decorated straighter styles.
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The Constructivist Moscow Map showcases the movement's experimental approach, exemplified by the rippling archways of the 1930s-era Krasnye Vorota Metro Pavilion, or the narrow hexagonal windows of the 1920s-era cylindrical Melnikov House.
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Those who get hired at McDonald's would be eligible for leadership training at Hamburger University and for college help through its Archways to Opportunity program, which awards scholarships for high school and college tuition.
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Take the "Gaudí-esque" shingles, as Mr. Pallrand put it, referring to the organic style of the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí, that seem to crawl across the ceiling archways in the home's great room.
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Pointed archways, elaborate chandeliers, and lattice windows make the space feel like an authentic fairy-tale location, while additions like a flat-screen TV, game room, and a private hot tub give it modern appeal.
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Many original details like high ceilings, archways, handcrafted crown moldings and raised kitchens and dining areas were left intact or replicated, said Jim Low, the project architect at Freyer Collaborative Architects, which renovated the buildings.
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Where to drink Kitchen 21 sits in an iconic 1920s restaurant space once occupied by the famous Childs, and it's an architectural marvel of majestic archways and filigreed terra cotta detailing under a soaring ceiling.
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When we parted ways, I made my way outside to the main square, the Plaza de La Constitución, flanked by rows of pastel-colored buildings with classical archways, taking in the quintessence of colonial Latin America.
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For her show, "Sneaking into the monument lot from the building on the right," Ms. Blesofsky has turned the space into a lot of sorts, filling it with archways to nowhere, door frames and makeshift monuments.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — The Pacific Building, a 15-story structure once located in downtown Miami, looked mostly like an austere breadbox, save for its dramatic Moorish archways and entrances at street level.
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Size: 21126,025 square feet Price per square foot: $89 Indoors: Stucco walls and ceilings and hardwood floors and molding lend character to the interiors, which are notable for their pointed archways edged in rough, contrasting-color plaster.
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The 3,300-square-meter, or 35,500-square-foot, palace is in the heart of Palma's old town, and, though in need of extensive renovation, it retains elegant stone archways, beamed and vaulted ceilings and original doors and staircases.
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Indeed, all the temple's external archways were illusions, painted on the building's featureless, flat surface as a trompe l'oeil:In a second video, Shackleford's drone captured a portion of the building's interior, seen through one of the side windows.
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The couple also discovered two elaborately designed archways — relics, Miller believes, of settlers from Venice and the Middle East who made Salento their commercial base in the 17th and 18th centuries — that join the dining room and kitchen.
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Long Island | 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths An 81-year-old, 1,750-square-foot, colonial-style house that has a living room with archways, a kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, a home office and a deck, on 0.13 acres.
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The black-and-white film, emphasising the unforgiving slate of the plaza floor and the gaunt faces of soldiers hunkering between sandbags in the square's archways, reflect the solemnity and melancholy that seemed to settle over Madrid in the late 1930s.
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A continuously evolving landscape of rectangular charcoal structures, translucent archways, and multi colored spheres, spreads across a limitless void in the new algorithm-based music video for "Howler Monkey," a new single by Leipzig based electronic music duo, Meier & Erdmann.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel brought a touch of early spring to Haute Couture week in Paris on Tuesday as models decked out in delicate, flower-strewn gowns paraded through rose-covered archways and around a fountain in a specially-built garden.
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For example, Starbucks employees have an opportunity to earn a bachelor's degree with Arizona State University's online program, and McDonald's provides assistance to workers who wish to earn a high school diploma or college degree through its Archways to Opportunity program.
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This year alone, we have tripled tuition assistance for restaurant employees by allocating $150 million over five years to our Archways to Opportunity education program to provide upfront college tuition assistance, earn a high school diploma, and access free education advising services.
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The phone's GPS is used to track where you are and its NFC (Near Field Communication) interacts with NFC tags placed on various charred-looking, blackened installations that have been put in place to represent the precise locations of archways and doorways of the palace.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Soon after coming out as gay to his family, 16-year-old Samuel slept over at a friend's house one night and never returned home, preferring to live with drug dealers, under archways and sofa-surfing than feel excluded at home.
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The two-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment is on the fourth floor of 1185 Park Avenue, a 15-story prewar co-op in Carnegie Hill that is one of the last in the city designed with a drive-through central courtyard, entered through tall Gothic archways.
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At Hampton Court, Eleri Lynn, the collection's curator, donned a coat before leading a visitor from her heated office down stony hallways, through peaked Tudor archways and past diamond-paned casement windows to one of 12 rooms devoted to archiving or conserving the collection.
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A leafy oasis in the heart of the city, this courtyard cafe has stone archways, lanterns and a vibrantly tiled tableau vivant of local heroes, from saints to actors to Don Cuco El Guapo, a '90s-era robot that Puebla scientists taught to play the piano.
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A handful of the installations are free-standing egg-shaped stone sentinels that recall ancient burial sites, while in other cases the artist set sculptures (a humble pile of rocks, a maze of stone archways) within the walls of abandoned dwellings that he refashioned to accommodate them.
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In addition to the usual roads and sidewalks and buildings and archways and bridges and glades and meadows and buildings, the map shows patches of exposed bedrock, the number of stairs in each staircase and three kilometers of footpaths not on any publicly accessible map, Mr. Slaughter said.
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Clambering down into the half-buried ruins of San Juan Paringuricutiro, past stone archways subsumed in lava less than 80 years ago, I glanced up over jagged spires of black basalt to the ash cone of Paricutín, one of the world's youngest volcano, hovering like a specter on the horizon.
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Decorating its walls, its pillars, lintels and archways are fragments of brightly painted frescoes, as well as remarkably well-preserved and stunningly elaborate geometric designs made of mosaics of small stones set into the stucco around them — an architectural feature unique in all of Mesoamerica, the area encompassing much of Mexico and Central America.
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See the least expensive private college in each state How to plan college courses to prepare for medical school Bachelor's degree jobs with $5703K+ salaries Following the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, this fast-food giant announced plans to increase funding for its tuition program Archways to Opportunity by $150 million over five years.
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Instead, thanks to the handiwork of the lighting designer Jane Cox, the scenic designer Rachel Hauck, the costume designer Toni-Leslie James and the sound designer Jessica Paz, Iago — the devilish mastermind who drives the plot of Shakespeare's "Othello" — is clad in leather and strikingly illuminated as he struts through stone archways and growls his soliloquies.
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What I Love 8 Photos View Slide Show ' When colleagues, fans and nosy reporters ask actor and writer Chazz Palminteri how he came to live in 9,500 square feet of stone and marble, gables and sky-high ceilings, columns and archways and yards of Schumacher fabric on six acres in Westchester County, the author of "A Bronx Tale" tells a Bedford tale.
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Designed principally by the French-born architect Ollivier J. Vinour, it is a quarter-million-square-foot profusion of domes, turrets, minarets, Moorish archways, Oriental carpets, lush draperies, Egyptian bas-relief, trompe l'oeil paintings, fountains, elaborate lighting fixtures, stained glass, gold leaf, tile and gracious banisters, which Mr. Patten, in the dead of night, would occasionally slide down for the sheer joy of it.
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The building now sits on the well-known museum mile, and has that Upper East Side feel of dynastically preserved wealth, redolent in almost every aspect of the building: the nest of serenely white plaster archways at the entrance; the great hall's majestically high ceilings consisting of coffered, carved oak; the decorative plaster ceiling with raised strapwork design on the second floor; the intricate teak, parquet flooring; oak woodwork paneling; the carved wood railings of the grand staircase; and the stained glass tympanum and roundels over the entrance to the main floor's reception room.
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