Harmonious sound is brought to life in the piazza daily by the bells of the campanile, to which the Loggetta is attached. |
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Here will be the social arena of the whole community, with an arcade round the piazza serving shops, offices and cafes. |
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A merry-go round filled the piazza with its barrel-organ tunes, punctuated by the pop-pop of shooting galleries. |
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The centre has a huge public piazza and in town centres such as this the entire development should be taken into account. |
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The 7500 square metre piazza, to which the parvis is linked, is calculated to cater for a crowd of 15 000 people. |
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An exchange of land was agreed and outline planning consent was granted in March 1962 for two towers facing on to an open piazza. |
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Before the fire, he revealed plans for three apartment blocks and an Italian-style piazza. |
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The steel frame and the scrim it supports are folded out at the base and extended around the open edges of the piazza as a canopy. |
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A public piazza will face the River Thames and create a new riverside walkway and wetlands area. |
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A glazed atrium to lead people around a new town centre piazza to the market hall could also be included in the design. |
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Enjoy your beautifully landscaped yard from your rear piazza, or your side gazebo as the warm island breezes encircles your family with comfort. |
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The entrance in the north facade of the barrel vault is over an open, hard paved, elliptical piazza. |
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As we talk, a high-bouncing trampolinist periodically soars to window-level view from the piazza below. |
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The new look Armentieres Square, with its continental-style piazza and canal lock with boats passing through, is the centrepiece of Stalybridge. |
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I met a German lady who sat in the piazza with a dictionary so that she could write a long letter to me. |
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For the past 16 years, the Royal Opera House has screened live relays to the Covent Garden piazza, reaching thousands of fans and passers-by. |
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We do not need a whole new building with flying sheets of glass and yet another piazza of bars and cafes. |
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As for the proposal, the stark image of the piazza is hardly sympathetic to the trees already on the bank of the Foss. |
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A sharp-edged, clean cut, massive sculptural monolith is implanted in the middle of a vast piazza. |
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Being a known equerry to the Prince, I was often peppered with questions of this nature while out about the piazza. |
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I am sitting, on a warm, airless night, at a table on the dark side of a Roman piazza. |
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Replicated in countless subsequent homes and public buildings, the piazza acts as a graceful connector between indoors and out. |
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The event was attended by a huge congregation both within the church itself and externally on the church piazza. |
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The facade faced toward the Forum piazza with 19 columns surmounted on a trabeation. |
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Expansive windows on the piazza facade pull in natural light that sparkles off the waxed stucco on the inner wall. |
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They presented a frightening spectacle when they turned out in the piazza to protest. |
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She broke into a jog, trying to catch up to him before he reached the next piazza a hundred metres down. |
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Falling over themselves to focus on Inigo Jones's church and piazza at Covent Garden, historians of Stuart London have overlooked the city's first mews. |
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By late morning the next day, Alta Moda clients were making their unmistakable presence felt in Portofino's cobblestoned piazza. |
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As I got nearer the main piazza of the mall, smoke stung my eyes and nostrils, and the shouting grew louder. |
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The base of the pyramid is a huge piazza strewn with giant sofas and chairs. |
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Eyal and Fayeez then started work on the surrounding piazza and the neighbouring shops. |
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At 6.00 p.m., in the piazza in front of the Basilica, Sergio Goretti, the Bishop of Assisi, blessed the restored statue of the Madonna. |
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The kind of suit that suggests sipping mint juleps on the veranda or Campari in a Roman piazza. |
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He felt his eyes straying to the Croce al Trebbio, the little granite column in the center of the piazza upon which a little bronze warrior proudly bore his sword. |
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The long-term scheme is expected to have a market square or piazza and an architectural feature to provide focal points and increase the use of the site throughout the year. |
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The presence of the conference centre necessitated a cut in the toroidal form so that a public piazza serving both old and new buildings could be created between them. |
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You approach the Centre from the piazza under a huge metal portico. |
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The rear piazza is inset between small rooms which flank and open onto it. |
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The family also built a new detached kitchen directly behind the rear piazza and converted the fireplaces in the principal rooms of the main floor to coal. |
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A huge blue slug slimes its way toward the city's chief pedestrian piazza. |
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The emergence of the Greek revival style is evidenced by the rear piazza, which was supported by four Roman Doric columns, each hewn from a solid log. |
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The floor of first story and piazza to be laid with Georgia pine, in narrow courses planed, groved and tongued, and laid in the best manner. |
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All that's important about Venice can be easily grasped in the premises of what has become the piazza par excellence making this tour an all time favourite for new comers. |
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However, the decisive point that justified the jury's choice was their proposal to leave a vast space freely available to the public in front of the building: the piazza. |
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An elaborate combination of videos for the human silhouettes, audios for the acoustic backdrop and 3D visualisation for the piazza and its locations allow fast interaction for the user. |
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A perfect accompaniment to any gathering, our Piazza will have you reminiscing of a private table on a piazza in the center of a quaint Italian town. |
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Two carabinieri fell to the cobblestone piazza in a pool of blood. |
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Special care in the cutting and laying of the material has made it possible to obtain circular inserts in the floor recalling the round glass dome and the concept of the piazza. |
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Originally fuelled by gas and later adapted for electricity, the candelabra placed in front of the Castello Estense have illumined for over a century the picturesque piazza of Ferrara. |
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In 2000 the British Museum opened the Great Court, envisioned as a sunny piazza at the centre of the building, but with up-to-date facilities such as lecture theatres, restaurants, a lunchroom for school children and shops. |
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Leonardo Mantovani was in an Italian piazza, a medieval piazza, in the uniform of a bersagliere. |
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Young Italians love it for its flexibility and because it will trendily get them to the town centre piazza or the ski slopes no bother at all. |
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During this period, a vast waterproofing operation was taking place on the piazza, at the worst time of the year, with barely supportable noise and odours of tar and trichlorethylene. |
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Giovanni Battista Danti tried it with pinions of iron and feathers in 15th-century Perugia, hurtling over the piazza and crash-landing on the church. |
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A large bronze statue, Newton, after William Blake, by Eduardo Paolozzi, dated 1995 and inspired by Blake's etching, dominates the piazza of the British Library in London. |
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Work resumed in 2015, with plans for this third stage including shops, housing, an hotel and a public piazza alongside the Town Walls on Western Esplanade. |
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In 1630, 4th Earl of Bedford, Francis Russell commissioned Inigo Jones to design and build a church and three terraces of fine houses around a large square or piazza. |
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Not forgotten are the blue noses of the carpenters, and how they scouted at the greenness of the cit, who would build his sole piazza to the north. |
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