Examples of 'north porch' in a sentence
Meaning of "north porch"
north porch: A north porch refers to a porch or covered entrance area located on the northern side of a building. It often serves as a welcoming space, a transition between outdoors and indoors, and a place to relax or socialize. The term is commonly used in architecture, home design, and real estate contexts
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The north porch is also of this period.
They were installed in the north porch.
The north porch was added in the following century.
The chancel has a north porch.
The north porch also has two storeys.
There is a similar north porch.
The north porch is similar but less elaborate.
Above the outer doorway of the north porch is a niche.
There is a north porch towards the west of the nave.
The hall at the east end has an apse and a large gabled north porch.
The north porch was removed.
This event took place on a piece of unconsecrated land between the north porch and transept.
The north porch was demolished for reasons now unknown.
The present building also incorporates the medieval north porch with its decorations of the Zodiac.
A North porch is linked to the arcades of the campanile by a loggia.
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The south door has been blocked off, and entry is through the north porch.
The windows in the north porch have trefoil openings at the top.
Part of the north wall is rendered, and the north porch is timber-framed.
The former north porch is Early Perpendicular and boasts a good example of lierne vaulting.
The south porch is hexagonal, and the north porch is three-sided.
The north porch is in two storeys, and to its west is a stair turret.
The church has a cruciform plan with 14th-century transepts and a vaulted north porch.
The north porch is smaller than the south, and is also gabled.
He also designed the font, the Harper Memorial, and the north porch.
The north porch has a gable surmounted by a cross, and it contains stone benches.
The gabled, brick and rubblestone north porch is 19th century.
The north porch is gabled, and in the north wall is a three-light ogee-headed window.
In the late 1990s a small kitchen and toilet have been added in the north porch.
The tower and the north porch were added in the 15th century.
The north porch is late 18th-century, as probably is the transept roof.
On the north side of the aisle, the north porch is 15th-century with a timber-studded gable.
The Decorated Gothic north porch was added in the first half of the 14th century.
Created in 1976 by Micheline Loire, facing the north porch of Chartres Cathedral.
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