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Church Of St. Anne, Saint Francis' Church, Saint Nicholas' Church, Upper Castle
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"Beguine Houses Are Small Single-Storey Brick Buildings With A Small Enclosed Garden." (Ab Ev)
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St Mary's Dome, Saint Peter's Church, Saint Jacob's Church, Saint John's Church, House Of The Blackheads
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Town Hall
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The World's Tallest Brick Minaret
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"The Site Has Had Significant Influence In The Development Of Brick Architecture Over The Centuries"
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Rangkot Vihara And Quadrangle
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Angkor's Pre Rup And Roluos Complex Are Brick Buildings.
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Palazzo Carignano, Castello Del Valentino And Courtyard Of Palazzo Reale
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Cathedral
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Flag Tower
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Constructed In Red Brick
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"Use Of Brick As A Building Material For The Fortress And Employment Of Efficient Pulleys And Cranes Were Also Due To The Influence Of Silhak (Practical Learning)." - Wiki
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Fort Near Abcoude, Muiden Fortress
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Walls Of The Windmills Are Made Of Brick
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The Use Of Brick Is One Of The Characteristics Of Mudéjar, For Example In Its Towers
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The Palace Is Made Out Of Brick
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Most Of Its Architecture (Sant'andrea, Pallazo Di Té) Is Made Out Of Brick, Sometimes Covered With Stucco, As There Is No Natural Stone In This Region
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Baked-Brick
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Masterpiece Of Seljuq Brick Architecture (Ab Ev)
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Le Grand Hornu
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Most Of The Buildings Are Made Out Of Wood, Except For The Ministry Of Finance And A Few Others
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The Latest Pyramids Were Faced In Brick (Nom File)
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Buildings Are Made Of Brick
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One Of The Largest Brick Domes In The World (Wiki)
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Most Of The Constructions
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Palazzo Pubblico Among Numerous Other Buildings
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Red Brick Factory Of Camillo Olivetti
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Bell Tower
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"Prior To The Heavy Use Of Baked Bricks In The Reign Of Neo-Babylonian Ruler Nebuchadnezzar Ii (605–562 Bc), Construction At Babylon Was Primarily Of Unbaked Brick" (Wiki)
See En.Wikipedia.Org
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The Tower Is Made Of 'Floating' Bricks
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"The Buildings At Platform Level, Built Within The Inner Walls Of The Ring Structure" Are Built "In Saint-Savinien Stone And Brick". (Ab Ev)
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"The Main Fabric [Of The Ducal Palace] Is In Brick, The Window Frames, The Two Upper Loggias, And Some Decorative Features Being In Stone. Elsewhere, The Exterior Is More Austere, Mainly In Brick". (Ab Ev)
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The Mausoleum Of Galla Placidia, The Neonian Baptistry, The Basilica Of Sant'apollinare Nuovo, The Arian Baptistry, Sant'apollinare In Classe (Ab Ev)
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Synagogue "Was Constructed With Imported European Bricks In A Dutch Vernacular Style" (Ab Ev)
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"The Changes Over Time From Wood To Brick And Stone Construction, And Two Types Of “Ga-Moidam” Are Illustrated At The Nominated Property" (Ab Ev)
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Champagne Houses, Such As The Maison Deutz And The Maison Ayala. Brick Has Also Been Used In The Traditional Cellars In Hautvillers And For The Ventilation Chimneys. (Nomination File, P. 64, 67, 78, 79) - Several Buildings On The Avenue De Champagne, E.G. Château De Pékin, Hôtel Papelard, Château Perrier, The Former Buildings Of Piper-Heidsieck, The Pol Roger Buildings + Fort Chabrol (Nomination File, P. 124, 128, 136)
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Several Main Buildings Are Made In Dark Brown Bricks
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Yaroslavl's Many Churches In The Whs Area Are Brick Architecture; For Example, Chuch Of Epiphany And Church Of Alexander Nevsky.
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Liuhe Pagoda Is One Of The Best-Preserved Brick Andwood Pagodas Extant In China. Originally Built In 970 Ad, The Inner Brick Core Is The Result Of A Reconstruction In 1165.
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Both Hydropower Plants Are In Brickwork In The Historicist Style (Nom File); Aqueduct As Well
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Replaced The Wood After Fires In 1876 And 1892
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The Rural Houses - Case Poderali – (...). Built In Brick, Traditionally Located In A Dominant Position Allowing To Control The Surrounding Fields, They Generally Have Large Arcades And The Traditional Dovecotes On The Outside. (Nomination File, P. 50)
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The 13th-Century Beauchamp Tower Marks The First Large Scale Use Of Brick As A Building Material In Britain, Since The 5th-Century Departure Of The Romans (Wiki)
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"The Infill Walls Are In Red Brick" (Ab Ev)
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The Churches Are Made Out Of Brick.
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Some Of The Porticoes Are Built ... Of Stone Or Brick (Unesco Off Description)
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"Chilehaus, Messberghof, Sprinkenhof, Mohlenhof, Montanhof, And Miramar-Haus –.... Stand Out For Their Unity Of Function And Their Modernist Brick-Clad Architecture." (Ab)
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Several Of The Buildings Were Made Of Brick Including Khao Klang Nok
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Mudbrick City
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"Masonry With Alternating Brickwork" (Ab Ev)
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Church Of Middelbuurt
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Brick Temples
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Basilica Of St. Sernin, Toulouse
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Brick Boiler House At Rjukan
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"Brick Was Also Used At Preah Vihear Because It Was Easier To Bring Up From The Plains On The Cambodian Side Than The Sandstone From The Site Itself. Small Bricks Were Used For The Construction Of Corbelled Vaulting." (Ab Ev)
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National And University Library: "The Front Façade, Oriented Toward Auersperg Street, Was Designed As A Combination Of Brick And Stone Embeddings".
See En.Wikipedia.Org
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Shazdeh Garden: "Apart From The Beauties Of The Garden, Two-Story Mansions In The Western And Eastern Parts Of The Garden Perfectly Represent Persian Architecture. The Main Material Used In Them Is Brick (...)."
See Www.Tehrantimes.Com
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Red Basilica
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Scrovegni Chapel: "The Exterior Of The Chapel Is In Bare Brickwork And Is Crowned With A Coping Formed Of Small Projecting Arches." "The Exterior Of The Church Of The Eremitani Is Bare Brick With Pilaster Strips And Cornices Resting On Small Projecting Arches." The Oratory Of St. George "Has A Very Simple Bare-Brick Exterior". (Nomination File, P. 50, 66, 132)
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"The Parapets Are Made Of Grey Bricks For Shock Absorption From Cannon Attacks, And This Was Done In Accordance With The Opinions Of The School Of Practical Learning Who Were Much Influenced By The Chinese." - Nomination File
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Manjusri Hall Of Xiantong Temple, Early Brick Buiding In China Ping Yao - Most Of The City Were Built In Brick
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"Also Here Is The Wuliang Zhuandian (Beamless Brick Hall), An Exceptional 16th Century Domed Brick Building That Has Survived Many Earthquakes Without Collapse And Is Important For The Study Of Ancient Chinese Building Design And Construction." (Ab Evaluation)
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Moravian Church Settlements
Denmark, Germany, United Kingdom, United States of AmericaInscribed: 201522015All Residential Houses, But Also The Communal Buildings, Are One- And Two-Storey Street-Sided Yellow Brick Constructions (Ab Ev) -
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The Brick Walls Of The Longobard Monastery Of San Salvatore In Brescia. "The Walls Are Made Of Bricks, Reflecting The Masonry Work Of The Ecclesiastical Building Nearby." (Nomination File, P. 133) + Castelseprio-Torba: The "Imposing Brick Masonry" Of "The So-Called "Casaforte"", Which Was Probably The Seat Of Civil Power Of The Site. (Nomination File, P. 143) + Santa Sophia In Benevento: "The Outside Walls (...) Were Realized In Bordered Brickwork With Two Rows Of Bricks Interspersed With A Row Of Irregularly Hewn Tufa Blocks". (Nomination File, P. 204)
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Gutluk-Temir Minaret
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Wawel Castle, Saint Florian's Gate, Trinity Church, Saint Mary's Basilica
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"Prasat Ruom Is A Square Terrace Of Twenty-One Brick Towers" (Ab Ev)
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Syuyumbike Tower
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Estancia Of Caroya
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Several Churches Including Oura Cathedral
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Bunhwangsa Temple Was Built In Honor Of Queen Seondeok (27th Ruler Of Silla, 632-647), Who Was The First Female Ruler Of The Silla Kingdom. Here You Will Find Mojeonseoktap, The Oldest Surviving Stone Pagoda From The Silla Kingdom. A Structure Unlike Any Other, Mojeonseoktap Is Made Of Roughly-Hewn Stone Bricks.
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Roman Brick, Robie House
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Many Of The Buildings In Ferrara Are Made With Brick. "The Palazzo Schifanoia (...) Has A Long Brick Facade With A Marble Portal Bearing The Arms Of The Commanderv, The Work Of Ercole De' Roberti." (1995 Ab Ev) + Castello Estense (Wikipedia)
See En.Wikipedia.Org
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The Treasury Chamber (1530s) "Is The Oldest Brick Civil Building In Northern Russia." (Ab Ev) – "The Ensemble Of Ferapontov Monastery (...) Consists Of 6 Brick Buildings Of Xv-Xvii Centuries Enclosed In A Brick Wall Of Xix-Xx Centuries". – "The Cathedral Of The Nativity Of The Virgin [Is] The First Brick Building Of Lake Baloe Region And The Monastery." (Nomination File, P. 1, 4)
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The Defensive Walls Of Dholavira Built In Stages Ii And Iii Were Made Of Brick Masonry. (Nomination Text, P. 51, 70)
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Songyue Pagoda - "The Earliest Known Chinese Brick Pagoda" (Wiki)
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Many Of The Buildings In The Colony Are Made Of Brick: Former Institutions, Religious Buildings, Farms, Staff Houses, Workshops, Former Schools, Etc. (See Illustrations In Wikipedia Articles On Wilhelminaoord And Veenhuizen)
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The Towers, Fortifications And Bridges, E.G. The Pont Du Château, Are Made Out Of Brick.
See En.Wikipedia.Org
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The Church Complex, All Built In Exposed Brick (Ab Ev)
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Belfries Of Armentières, Bailleul, Bergues, Binche, Calais, Comines, Doullens, Dunkerque, Eeklo, Loos, Lille, Gravelines, Herentals, Menen, Nieuwpoort, Tielt; Market Hall Of Bruges
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“The Stone Chamber Tombs With A Corridor And The Brick Chamber Tombs That Were Discovered In The Royal Tombs In Songsan-Ri And The Royal Tombs In Neungsan-Ri Clearly Illustrate That Baekje Embraced – And Advanced – The Royal Tomb-Building Technique Of Vaulted Brick Chamber Tombs, Which Were Popular At That Time In China.” - Nomination File
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Several Buildings, Including The Beurs Van Berlage
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