Príklady gable

• Above are the attics, which stretch the whole length of an enormously high pointed roof, with two gables and two large dormer windows on each side of it. 

• But for small gables on the buttresses, it is quite plain up to the level of the roof ridge. 

• Marks can also be seen, in the masonry, which indicate that the building once had three gables. 

• The house was an old one, the gables fronting the street. 

• Then we passed a village, the thatched cottages with their white gables rising prettily from the blossoming orchards. 

• Elements such as roofs, gables and windows are likely to be dictated by the structure's primary function - providing shelter and light to the building's occupants.

• In many residential designs, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, deck/patios, windows, doors, stairs or gables, are no more than standard architectural features.

• Seen from the village street it presents itself as a simple gable end surmounted by a chimney.

• There were loft conversions, several in 'pentices' (passages) between two houses with an entry below, and the addition of dormer windows in roofs and gables.

• The self-supporting lamella and lightweight weather-boarded gables demonstrate the structural principle more effectively than drawings or photographs.

• The gable of the service wing dominates, marking the main gateway, the threshold to the privacy of the home.

• Dining facade on south elevation: condensed mirror image of west stack-andhorizontal-window and gable-withvertical-windowand-chimney motifs combines references to public and private aspects of marriage. 19e.

• The roof is a doublepitch in slate, with a chimney in each gable.

• To the south, above the blank wall of the study and bedchamber, is a gable with a vertical window and tall, narrow chimney.

• The roof is low and either hipped, gable, or flat.

• These fed into horizontal wooden ducts within the roof construction, typically the top triangle of the gable.

• Very quickly, however, it turned into a uniform style with the double column, the gable, and the circular window as its trademarks.

• A concrete dam holds back the slate shale, and a curious image of a house is offered by the twisted timber-panel gable walls that her carpenter brother will build.

• Low roof; gable, hipped, or flat *4.

• East and west are contained by walls, while the visible gable of the main house to left gives little away.