In the picture of Gode-Darel's corpse, " there is a sense of horizontality, of the figure becoming more and more a body-as-landscape ."
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The brickwork used in both consists of two strectchers followed by a header in a Flemish bond with an extra wide and deeply raked horizontal joint which emphasises horizontality, while the cream brickwork emphasised shadows.
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Many schools designed subsequently during the Baby Boom copied Crow Island, but only the basic features : asymmetrical single-story form, made of concrete or masonry, strong horizontality, and large windows.
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Overhanging eaves, with a 7-foot projection of the roof at the front ( east ) side of the house, emphasize the building s horizontality while also regulating heat and light at its entrance.
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"I'm sympathetic with the'50s and'60s period, and a great admirer of its building stock, but of course the horizontality meant we had no height to manipulate,"
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With its single, exaggerated, gable, it embodied many of the tenets of Shingle Style architecture & mdash; horizontality, simplified massing and geometry, minimal ornamentation, the blending of interior and exterior spaces.
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In its only other encounter with direct horizontality, in Barkhuizen v Napier, the Constitutional Court declined to apply the Bill of Rights directly to a challenge to a time-limitation clause in an insurance contract.
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As originally constructed, these structures were lower and longer, with either a flat or open roof structure that created a theme of horizontality contrasting with and accenting the verticality of the main block s Colonial Revival aesthetic.
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She wanted the house to follow feng shui principles; it should face and frame the forest out back, with its oak, beech and holly, and it should have a horizontality to complement the contours of the land.
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Beman's use of unpolished stone pierced by unmolded windows that reveal the thickness of the fabric, added to the overall composition of distinct units unified by strong horizontality and subordination to the crossing tower conform to Richardsonian tradition.
