Příklady balcony

• Secondly, the architecture of the city, with its crowded housing, narrow alleys, balconies, and roof-gardens, enabled exceptional degrees of neighbourhood surveillance.

• All the apartments have balconies or roof gardens.

• There are continuous narrow balconies with double doors functioning as an intermediary between the busy through road and the interior.

• The forms are orthogonal and elaborated only on the west facades by balconies that address meadow gardens that run between the fingers.

• A local planning regulation prohibited projecting balconies in deference to the older buildings. 11.

• Convent gardens or balconies were the trysting-places of only the most daring.

• Marksmen waited on the balconies, the roofs and the church towers.

• The insalubr ious house had no balconies, its windows were blocked, and it was generally dusty throughout.

• Two four-storey blocks of flats, connected by a central staircase surrounded by four sets of balconies.

• Besides increasing the light reaching the inner space, this arrangement also allows large balconies to be constructed on the 'terraces', together with stairs and short galleries.

• Over a thousand people took part in the procession, and the citizens, with their houses decorated and their balconies filled with cheering subjects, formed part of the show.

• The balconies now appear to tilt downwards.

• The curved profile of the exterior is created by curving some of the exterior-facing walls of the living rooms, and by adding balconies with curved outlines [5].

• First and second floor rooms have balconies.

• The first two storeys were built in the 1890s, while the second two were added in 1949-50, including some garret rooms that do not look out on to balconies.