enclosed with a cavetto or listel. Boss (architecture) Bossage (architecture) in France Glossary of architecture Lifting boss Richard Taylor, AIA (10 April...

Spain, known as Isabelline Gothic. When not figurative these are known as bossage. These are probably a development of Mudéjar styles of patterning walls...

media related to Bosses. Bossage Lifting boss Three hares Ching, Francis D. K. (1995). A Visual Dictionary of Architecture. New York: John Wiley & Sons...

a carved keystone of a ribbed vault at the intersection of the ogives. Bossage Uncut stone that is laid in place in a building, projecting outward from...

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them into a more classical composition, with columns, pediments and stone bossage. The École Militaire (1751–80) by Ange-Jacques Gabriel, combined French...

Contradiction (in this case, the mix between monumental curving forms, columns, bossages, but also other Classical elements, and High-Tech glazing, with highly...

alongside modernist themes: rustic bossage and the vertical development of the building recall neo-Gothic architecture; the interior decorated with mosaics...

extend from high central mass. The whole building is decorated by a light bossage, a simple string course, a weathering and a cornice. There are also soprafenstras...

two openings. The elevations are richly decorated with architectural details such as: bays, bossage and window frames. The sculptural details decorating...