The new library was of a classical design, complete with columns, arches, windows and pediments, and not a broken pediment or curved facade in sight.
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On top there is a balustered railing filling the space between three broken pediments, the one on the corner curved, with medallions on their centers.
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On the front elevation the broken pediment or gable and a purely ornamental applique arch reflect a return to giving the finger to the Modernist establishment.
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"' Nancy Jones House "'is a historic home located near hall and parlor plan and features a double front portico topped by a broken pediment gable roof.
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It is flanked by extenuated volutes and crowned with a broken pediment and the Masci coat-of-arms ( but this time without the papal tiara and the keys ).
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The church is extended by a nave, and a belfry stands above the refectory, reminding the " broken pediments, and tiered contrastically degressive octades with sculptural volutes ".
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The plain brick central door frame was given a timber doorcase in 1967, with a broken pediment above containing the coat of arms of Mary Wandesford in a lozenge.
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Interior doorways were often decorated with a broken pediment more or less ornate, and a swag of foliage commonly depended from either side over a background of scroll work.
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The centre entrance bay on the west front towards the kitchen garden breaks forward as a portico, with pairs of giant engaged columns and broken pediment with a small oculus.
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The lower and upper parts are separated by two broken pediments at the ends of the wall ( where the ancient busts rest ) and by the architrave running between them.
