Übersetzung für "Turmhelm" in Englisch

It formerly had a spire, which was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1730.

In 1494 the tower, measuring 73 m, including its distinctive spire was completed.

An octagonal sandstone building and a new spire were constructed after the war.

The former pointed spire was replaced by a baroque hood.

The cupola is plastered and has the sandstone corners.

The fighting platform could be either open or covered by a roof or spire.

The actual gears are located under the tower helmet and can be played individually with a keyboard.

Even the spire of the Chrysler building in New York, which was completed in 1929, is covered with this material.

There is a turret towering over the façade, with a pseudo-baroque cupola equipped with two lanterns.

A particular highlight is the top of the front tower with its integrated Sparkasse Logo, milled in the factory in Obernkirchen.

The painter contributed to a significant part of the decorative façade and the tower's crowning.

The "west" (actually south) front and nave are copied on a reduced scale from Howden Minster in the East Riding of Yorkshire; the choir and sanctuary are closely modelled on those of Selby Abbey in North Yorkshire; the decorations of the groined vault are copied from the church of St Jacques in Liege, Belgium; the tower and spire, the latter the tallest in Lancashire at the time of building, are derived from the church of St Mary Magdalene, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire.

The church's most striking characteristic is the 56 m (180 ft) high open work tower, built in 1419-1428 in Gothic scrollwork.

The first time was in 1515, when the top collapsed, apparently without causing any severe damage to the church building.

The facade, whose entrance is shaped in the form of an octagon, is flanked by two towers about 60m high with very steep spires pointing eastwards towards Talstraße, which forms a long line of sight for the church.

In the aerial attacks of 1945, the organ was destroyed, the apse was obliterated and there was severe damage to the spire and vaulting.

Adjacent to the nave at the west is a tower topped with a cupola featuring a lantern.

The almost 70 meter high tower has a pointed spire and the four corner towers testifying on the legal right on live and death that Media? had.

The spire with onion dome was constructed in 1739, the three impressive ceiling paintings in the interior are a work of the master hand of Karl Henrici.

Directly at the main road, there is the S. Giorgio parish church with its red steeple with onion dome, attracting the visitor's attention and representing a popular photo motif.

The gothic steeple of this church, which was completed in the early 16th century, once made the church one of the tallest buildings in the world (soaring to 159 metres, according to certain sources).

The tower-base, which has a round cross-section, was built from bricks analogically to the overhang octagonal cupola that held the reservoir.

The Gothic church with doubled defence wall and three towers built on noble’s land in the 15th century was completely transformed four centuries later, when the defence level of the gate tower was replaced by a spire.