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• Its walls tower more than five times higher than the Grand Canyon's.
• High terraced castle-like sandstone walls tower above the canyon floors.
• Dunz incorporated the castle walls and one of the wall towers into the new village church.
• At their highest point the slate canyon walls tower over seventy feet above the river below.
• Both churches use wall towers as their belfries.
• At the cave entrance, tourists can view a waterfall, as well as the Great Abkhazian Wall towers.
• In some places, the walls tower high.
• The caldera is about 10 km across, and in places the walls tower 2000 m over the caldera floor.
• The Byzantine presence perdured in the city walls towers that were built during the Byzantine presence . byzantine towers
• A thin curtain wall tower designed by Denton Corker Marshall was proposed be built at the rear of Windsor Place.
• Other surviving Waterford city wall towers are the Watch Tower ( Waterford ), Double Tower, Reginald's Tower, Semi-Lunar Tower and Beach Tower
• Designed by Gordon Bunshaft and completed in 1952, Lever House was the first glass curtain wall tower to rise in New York.
• "' Huwiler Tower "'( ) is the smallest of the four outer town wall towers in the city of Zug ( Switzerland ).
• A sequence of square towers protected the walls, and at least one additional wall tower was constructed following the Saxon invasion of Britain in 367.
• The northern half of the west elevation above the main entrance canopy consists of the 16-story smooth limestone and glass and steel curtain wall tower.
• Wall towers, also known as mural towers, provide flanking fire ( from crossbows or other projectile weapons ) to a straight part of the curtain wall.
• In 1871, the inner wall and main gate were completely reconstructed into the form seen today, complete with non-original fairytale style conical tops on the wall towers.
• Behind the battlements at the top of the wall there was usually an allure or wall walk; the shield wall could also be flanked by two wall towers.
• The design appeared in the 14th century, being especially employed for the bergfriede of castles in Europe, but also for wall towers or watch towers on city walls.
• Often it is probably a later change of use, as was the case in many town wall towers and even entire castle complexes, like the Bastille, are known.