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• Renovated over the centuries, the distinctive Moorish arches remain.
• The interiors feature Sevillian tiles, plasterwork, wooden columns, lobed Moorish arches and soaring coffered ceilings.
• On the side walls at the orchestra level are Moorish arches extending to the balcony.
• She spends pages describing the jewel-like mosaics, Moorish arches and tropical vegetation of southern Italy.
• The doorway itself is a lobed Moorish arch.
• It is a town of narrow streets that are immaculately whitewashed, Moorish arches and corners of flowers.
• Everyone looks handsome against the Moorish arches and lush draperies that constitute Kevin Ash's simple and evocative set.
• Outside are polychrome stonework, Moorish arches, a bell tower and balconies; inside are intricate stenciling, colored glass, inlaid woods and gilt.
• The quasi-moorish arch and strainer beam is a result of the renovation as seen in a comparison with the original archway.
• The only known preparatory drawing of the house indicates that Garnier had planned Moorish arches for the tower of the villa.
• That's when the sunlight bathes the airy, high-ceilinged atrium of this'20s-style building, with its handsome Moorish arches and bubbling Spanish tile fountain.
• Norman's is a big, airy place done in terra cotta and stucco, with Moorish arches, two capacious wood-burning ovens, and flattering lighting.
• Ren?must also be responsible for the current vestibule, accessed by a drawbridge, for new windows and for new gates with Moorish arches.
• Gothic spires and Moorish arches, lavish carved surfaces and opulent marble, all intended to clothe the business house with the respectability of a cathedral.
• It is based upon Almohad style and contains long rows of octagonal columns with curiously carved capitals, from which spring Moorish arches supporting the roof.
• The columns and Moorish arches, and the huge and ancient orange tree growing in the center of the patio dining room reflect the region's eclectic influences.
• It was built in 1874 by William Bruce Gingell, and is an example of the Bristol Byzantine style with yellow and red brick and Moorish arches.
• The Moorish arches distinguish the first mosque in Seattle ( 1981 ) and the first mosque west of the Mississippi River to be built in a Middle Eastern design.
• One example from Algeria is adorned with a graceful Moorish arch; another, created by Zemah Davidsohn in New York in 1863, bears striking similarities to contemporary Shaker gift drawings.
• The other notable features are Moorish arches inside the prayer hall, Quranic verses in exquisite calligraphy inscribed on the inside walls, the absence of an ablution tank and a courtyard.