Übersetzung für "Blockbau" in Englisch

After log construction and timber framing, bundwerk is one of the most widespread forms of timber building techniques.

This structure was built as a log construction house with hewn logs in 1650.

This block building has many towers, arcades, terraces and outstairs.

In a wooden two-storey building there is an exposition showing the life and work of people at a farm house, with a unique hot-air fruit dryer.

The tradition of building log houses in Latvia goes way back in time – we only had to take the best of these traditions and combine them with contemporary solutions and modern technologies.

Today's chapel in the lower part of Findeln, "ze Gasse", was built in either 1691 or 1697 – the latter year is inscribed on the tuff arch that frames the entrance doors – as a simple block structure with a recessed choir.

Historical artists' villas such as Jean Sibelius' Ainola, log-built wilderness studio Halosenniemi and many others are open for public and tell the story of how Finnish culture was created.

It is a block structure in the style of chapels from the 17th/18th centuries, with a recessed, somewhat extended choir.

Turaida Lutheran Church that lies further is the third church in a row and one of the oldest (1750) Latvian wooden churches – single volume wood log building with a baroque tower.

Over the years, the workman's barracks has already been used as workshop, school or canteen, making the simple log construction with a front garden one of the most versatile buildings.

The cartridge for the cavity M33 x 2 in accordance with ISO 7789 has been developed for the demanding modular construction.

The chapel is a small block structure with recessed choir and a brick bell tower in the form of a roof turret over the entrance.

Various pressure levels are available.The cartridge for the cavity 7/8” – 14 UNF is suitable for modular constructions.

Log-built without corbels, structured only by banners, originally painted in a grey coat in imitation of a stone-built house.

Central Switzerland - The architectural design of rural Central Switzerland is usually a log building built predominantly of wood.

When the monastery in Jablonné v Podješt?dí was closed down in 1788, the monks Thomas and Valerian retired here and built timbered house, dug small cells into rocks and dedicated their time to alternative medicine.

Rapid population growth allows new residential areas to be developed – at first in traditional styles and then, around 1965, in the style of industrial modular construction that increasingly involves the use of prefabricated housing elements.

The chapel is a block structure with recessed choir, double-offset roof and bell tower as a roof turret over the entrance.

Originally, it was a Gothic building with corner towers guarding the road and the bridge over the Laborec river.

The screw-in cartridges have been developed above all for the demanding modular construction in the stationary- and mobile fields.

Pålebrua is a so-called utleggsbru beam bridge, constructed from hand-shaped logs. This was a normal way of building bridges in this district, but now only Pålebrua and the bridge over Tora survive here in Skjåk. Many people are surprised how wide and solid the bridge is.

The chapel’s appearance is dictated by a simple rectangular floor plan with a steep gabled roof. Walls, floor and the roof structure are made from traditionally indented wood profiles «knitted» into a log house without the use of additional fasteners.