The kitchen building, completed in 1912, is also made of random rubble masonry, but uses smaller stones and appears less striking in its design.
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The building is about 28 feet in length, by 14 feet broad with walls of rubble masonry two feet thick, with Caen stone dressings.
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The fa�ade is of coursed and squared rubble masonry with panels of blue-green slate, and Nikolaus Pevsner commended the building as tactful and elegant.
34.
In the Highlands they were often even simpler, many built of rubble masonry and sometimes indistinguishable from the outside from houses or farm buildings.
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The main facade resembles a small, castellated tower house, with the characteristic rubble masonry, turrets and battlements, present at Abbotsford, an exemplar of the style.
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The foundation stone was laid on 8 May 1854, stone for the rubble masonry was quarried nearby, while the sandstone for the ornaments originated in Martinroda.
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To the South of this lies a rubble masonry built above-ground pond with under ground narrow passage connecting to the basement of the Lat ki masjid.
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Built by Samuel Smith's cousin William Robinson, the story house has walls that mix rubble masonry and ashlar, it is one of Greenfield's oldest extant buildings.
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The church was constructed out of rubble masonry, like the Pangia Kyra, which was also rebuilt to include the remains of an earlier basilica and Christian mosaic
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It would be characterized as ashlar stonework, even though it started as heterogeneous mix of " fieldstones " ( not one type of stone ) like rubble masonry.
