Some 2,000 guests looked onto the ceremony from a separate room, NHK reported.
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Cold winter light entered through a window that looked onto a shabby courtyard.
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Glass partitions looked onto the room and a stylish stall featured a rain shower head.
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When I got to college, my first dorm window looked onto the lawn of a frat house.
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Not only was it small, but it looked onto the brick wall of the building next door.
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I toured a Cozy Room, all of which have "courtyard views," what actually looked onto the back of another building.
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The window looking out from the art offices looked onto this ravine, and there was this bridge that went across.
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Pat and Steve, moving across the Golden Gate Bridge, bought a hilltop plot that looked onto the marshes and the saturnine eastern face of Mt. Tamalpais.
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We looked onto the port below — it turned out the house was visible from way down there — and I wanted to feel as if I was standing in my mother's light.
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He had subsequently heard from another counsellor that the attack had taken place in a hallway without cameras, and that she had witnessed it from a window that looked onto the corridor.
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"We looked onto the Statewide Voter Registration System and noticed that there had been an unusually high number of date of birth and first name changes," the secretary of state's office told CNN last week.
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This is something I thought about at my primary school, as I looked onto what was once a playground but which is now a block of multi-colored apartments propped up by a Sainsbury's Local.
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" Ricci de Forest, proprietor of the Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Shoppe Museum, remembers when his salon looked onto the Wheat Street Garden Apartments, recalling with fondness the tight-knit community of extended families living among drug dealers and "crack addicts.
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They placed the points where people most often looked onto a map of the breasts, and revealed that people most often looked at the nipple-areola area—which shouldn't be surprising, as our eyes are drawn toward areas of contrast.
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Just as with any film, it's uncanny to see familiar locations displaced through time and space into the remote fictional world of I Am Cuba; when Enrique races to the roof of the building with the intent of shooting the police officer, for instance, I'm always struck by the fact that I've looked onto that staircase many times before, standing across the street at a window of an apartment near the Malecón.
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3, 1873, p.377 Its west side looked onto Whitehall, but the main front looked northward towards the Banqueting House and Charing Cross. The 3rd Duke of Richmond died without issue in 1672 but his widow remained in occupation until her death in 1702.
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As Young-min turned around to give an angry glance at Inyo, he looked onto the floor with guilt. The next scene showed the marathon, and Han-na running together with Hongguan. Hongguan shared his experience on running during his childhood days. Han-na told him to slow down, but Hong-guan insisted.
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A new set was created in the former Early Evening News studio, adjacent to the atrium and next to the ITV newsroom. The glass walls were coated in semi-transparent blue perspex; the left wall looked onto the lobby of ITN's building, whilst the right showed the busy atmosphere of the ITV newsroom. Different variations on the theme music distinguished the main bulletins.
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Funds were nevertheless illegally expropriated from other government accounts to finance repairs and improvements. See Morresi, Piazza san Marco..., p.18. Some procurators, despite the obligation imposed by the Great Council and the Council of Forty, refused to take up residence in the square. Citing the dark and damp conditions and, in some instances, the lack of a view,The windows on the southern façade looked onto the public granaries.
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Though his father built a stylish house in Paris with a garden that looked onto the bosquets of the Champs-ÉlyséesIt was generally referred to as the Hôtel Champs-Élysées. (Desnoiresterres 1877:20). and kept a great table,"Grimod de la Reynière faisait la meilleure chère de tout Paris. 'Sa maison' dit Grimm 'est l'auberge le plus distingué des hommes de qualité'" (Desnoiresterres 1877:22); the chef de cuisine was Mérillon (idem, p 25).
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Wings enclosed the court on either side; once again they had end pavilions with squared domes. On the façades of the piano nobile there were niches in the piers between windows, containing statues, and niches in the ground floor containing busts. The garden front looked onto a square parterre that was itself surrounded by moats and reached by a central bridge. Like the two outer courts, it was divided in four plats with a central feature.
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In 1751-53 he added an identical central block containing a theatrical divided staircase, lit with large windows that looked onto the garden parterres, which had been modified and brought up to date in 1741. Then the two were linked with a ground-floor portico. In the interiors, fuga managed in innovative ways to maintain a separation of the functional service circulation from the suites of parade rooms. The church of Sant'Apollinare (about 1748) was another commission.
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Ardwick Hall was a large country house set amongst grounds and conservatories on the eastern side of Ardwick Green in Manchester. Ardwick Hall was constructed at some time before 1794, and was originally occupied by Samuel Hyde, after his death the hall was passed on to linen merchant Robert Hyde who was the uncle of British textile mill owner Samuel Greg (1758–1834). Robert died in 1785, and the Hall was inherited by brother Nathan Hyde, who owned it until his death 24 October 1795. It was owned in the mid-19th century by textile magnate John Kennedy There were large in front of the Hall, which looked onto Ardwick Green.
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To protect the occupants from noise and provide privacy, the only rooms that faced onto the decks were kitchens and dining rooms and the decks were sufficiently wide to allow milk floats to pass by. These looked onto a landscaped communal area intended for public use, containing play parks and trees were intended to be planted that would conceal the garage floor level and give the impression that the buildings floated at first floor level. Wilson, H. & Womersley, J. L. (1970). Hulme Redevelopment - Area 5: Descriptive Notes Similar to the Park Hill model, the estate was to contain shops, churches and public amenities to ensure that the population could exist free from traffic.
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The main portal entrance opens to a passage covered by a Mamluk-style groin vault, which in turn leads to the main courtyard which dominates the interior floor plan. Around this courtyard were rooms for storage on the first floor (for use by merchants and their animals), while the upper floors were occupied by living quarters. These upper floors functioned as a rab', a residential complex with apartments that were rented and whose revenues were then used for the upkeep of this building or possibly for other waqfs (charitable foundations) elsewhere. Each apartment unit was spread over two levels, with the upper level having rooms that looked onto a reception room (qa'a) on the level below, which in turn had a view onto the street outside.
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