Príklady pier

• Crossing the threshold brings you into a lofty hall articulated by tall brick and blockwork piers.

• Brickwork in particular was meticulously planned, with courses of headers and stretchers differentiated, and corbelled piers or rubbing-strips developed in both elevation and section.

• The benches encircled two of the piers and stretched between two others.

• In addition to this water penetration, condensation occurred at windows, brick piers and perimeter concrete upstand beams owing to cold bridging.

• Between 1880 and 1914, officials in seaside destinations vied with one another in building ever larger piers to support the increasing number of holiday-makers.

• A large wind-chime hammock sculpture was suspended from a woven canoe-like roof structure lashed to the pier's end.

• The entrance is marked by a rotation of the piers in plan through 90 degrees and by a bridge over a basement void.

• The original floor of the main room was supported on 22 brick piers rising from the basement.

• To maintain a generally vertical feel, all spaces between piers had to be less than a square in width.

• Beneath the shade of the metaphorical trees, the columns and piers, sit the readers in the garden of knowledge while the life of the college teems outside.

• The number of piers diminishes higher up the façade, as a direct expression of the loading.

• The building envelope and interior supporting piers consist of poured-in-place concrete walls varying in thickness from 18in to 58in, which also provide resistance against vertical and lateral loads.

• The intention was clearly to form a continuous tie across the building, so restraining the walls against any outward movement because these beams span between the piers framing the windows.

• I therefore welcome most heartily the present proposal to build piers for river traffic.

• The report concludes that, subject to certain qualifications, the main cables, piers and anchorages are adequate to cope with current traffic loadings.