Connected Sites
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"The 19th Century Wooden Architecture Make It Of Outstanding Universal Value" (Ouv)
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Preserving The Wooden Architecture Of The Houses And Public Buildings, Some Of Which Date From The 18th Century (Ouv)
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Shuri Castle
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Timber-Framed Naxi Domestic Dwellings
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Bulguksa Temple
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3 Great Kumano Shrines, Part Of Kii - Koyasan
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"Consists Of Eight Timber-Framed Turf Structures" (Ouv)
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Peter The Great's Summer Cabin
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Kamerzell House (The Oldest In Strassburg)
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The Woodland Chapel
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Historical Log Cabins At Cades Cove
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Alexandrowska
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Main Hall Of Nanchan Monastery And The East Hall Of Fuguang Monastery
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The Squeri (Shipyards)
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Westminster Hall By Hugh Herland
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Wooden Church On Petrin Hill
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Except For The Church In San José, All Churches Are Made Out Of Wood
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Chattel Houses
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Chusonji Temple
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Prehistoric Pile Dwellings
Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, SwitzerlandInscribed: 201129915 -
Temple Of Fame: "The Temple Of Fame Is A Folly In Both Senses Of The Word As It Appears To Be Made From Stone, But Is In Fact Painted Wood."
See Www.Fountainsabbey.Org.Uk
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All Joseon Tombs Contain A T-Shaped Shrine. "The T-Shaped Shrine Reflected Traditional Korean Wooden Architecture And Was Built With Round Wooden Pillars Erected On Neatly Dressed Cornerstones. The Wooden Beams Were Buttressed With Simple Wing-Like Brackets." - Nomination File
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Amiralitetskyrkan Wooden Church
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Wooden Chapel Near The Church
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Boat Houses
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Fujisan' Shrines
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Its Ancient Wooden Temples
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Its Wooden Shrines And Temples
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Key Wooden Structures Within The Fortress. Temporary Palace - Haenggung, Command Post Sueojangdae, Shrine Sungryeoljeon - Cheongryangdang - Hyeonjeolsa, Arsenal Chimgwaejeong, Martial Arts Training Hall- Yeonmugwan, Pavilion Jisudang, Janggyeongsa Temple. - Official Website
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Two Temples Of King Dinh And King Le With Their Traditional Wooden Architecture (Ab Ev)
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17th Century Wooden Church At Szczytnicki Park
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The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier
Argentina, Belgium, France, Germany, India, Japan, SwitzerlandInscribed: 201646228 -
Wooden Shrines
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"The 13th Century Hall Of Infinite Life Is One Of The Oldest Buildings In Korea And An Important Example Of East Asian Wooden Architecture. Beopjusa Contains A Large Multi-Story Wooden Pavilion Which Is The Largest In Korea." - Icomos
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Gorin And Egami Churches
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• A Number Of Wooden Buildings Survive. Notable Among These Are The Old Residence
And The Burmeister House On Strandgatan, Both From The Mid 17th Century And With Lavishly Painted Interiors (Ab Ev) -
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The Wooden Porticoes Of Bologna Are A Direct, Rare And Precious Documentation Of The Medieval Building Systems. The Most Common Construction Technique Is The Opus Craticium, Which Involves A Wooden Frame Made Up Of Vertical Uprights, Horizontal Crossbeams And Diagonal Stiffening Elements. (Nom File)
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"The Mosques Have A Structural System Whereby The Exterior Envelopes Are Of Masonry But The Rows Of Columns (Hypostyle) That Support The Flat Ceilings And The Roofs Are All Of Wood" (Ab Ev)
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Garden City Area: "Low Density Area With Brick And Wooden Houses" (Ab Ev)
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"Its Historic Urban Fabric Includes Structures Of Traditional Local Log Architecture" (Ouv)
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"Thanks To The Outstanding Preservation Of Organic Remains And To The Repeated Rebuilding Of Vulnerable Forts, Frontiers Of The Roman Empire – The Lower German Limes Constitutes A Showcase Of Roman Construction In Timber. (...) The Fort Of Valkenburg-Centrum Is Internationally Renowned For Its Standing Timber Remains, But The Nomination Includes Several Sites With Similar Preservation Conditions." (Nomination File, P. 44)
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Domestic And Religious Wooden Buildings (Ab Ev)
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Dawson Historical Complex National Historic Site (Group Of 17 Historic Wooden Buildings), Yukon Hotel National Historic Site Of Canada 1898 (Dawson City), Former Territorial Court House National Historic Site 1901 (Dawson City), Old Territorial Administration Building National Historic Site Of Canada 1901 (Dawson City), St. Paul's Anglican Church National Historic Site Of Canada 1902 (Dawson City), St. Barnabas Anglican Church 1908 (Moosehide)
See Parks.Canada.Ca
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Built In Mangrove Timber
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"There Are Four Main Gates, On The Cardinal Points. The P'Altalnnm Gate In The South And The Changanmun Gate In The North Are Impressive Two-Storey Wooden Structures On Stone Bases." - Ab Evaluation
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"The Kaesong Namdae Gate Was Built As The Main South Gate, One Of Five Gates In The Inner Wall, In 1393, And Is The Oldest Of All The Long-Standing Gates On The Korean Peninsula. The Upper Section Is A Single-Storey Wooden Pavilion Three Bays Long By Two Bays Wide With A Hipped Gable Roof." - Ab Evaluation
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"Wooden Structures Such As The Phyohun Temple, Jongyang Temple, Podok Hermitage, Pulji Hermitage, And Chilsong Shrine Of Mahayon Buddhist School Site Exhibit A High Degree Of Authenticity In Relation To The Proposed Outstanding Universal Value." - Ab Evaluation
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Schachen Is A Mainly Wooden Structure
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