The building's main front faces south, away from the river, with a facade that has five bays and one and a half storeys faced with sash windows and a parapet with crenelations.
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That ability is apparently related to internal crenelations that give the working part of the kidney a very high surface area, so that blood receives extra filtering, removing much of the salt but not the water.
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The low, stone-slabbed, A-roof, the guttering and the crenelations have been restored and chimney stacks on the NW, NE and SE walls have been lowered and capped below crenelation height.
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The low, stone-slabbed, A-roof, the guttering and the crenelations have been restored and chimney stacks on the NW, NE and SE walls have been lowered and capped below crenelation height.
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The tower-one of the building's most notable features-is topped by a square, pyramidal, flat-topped spire with wrought-iron crenelations around the perimeter of the spire's apex.
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This continued into 1938 with the reconstruction of walls to a state comparable to its original construction; the complete reconstruction of the southern barbican, including the consolidation of the crenelations, battlements and staircases to better resemble its original state.
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The courthouse features a stone foundation housing the cell blocks, squared mortar-covered brick walls to give a stone-like appearance, octagonal towers, a polygonal bay, tall lancet windows, secondary square windows and distinctive crenelations.
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The village was abandoned around 1467 when Henry Waver, who had made his fortune as a London draper ( and was appointed a Sheriff of London ) was granted permission to rebuild the ancient manor with turrets and crenelations and to enclose 500 acres of land.
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Designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee, it has seven stout turrets, each 20 feet in diameter; crenelations along the roof line; cavernous archways at street level, and multicolored buff bricks, evoking the design of the bank, which is itself an evocation of a Renaissance Florentine palazzo.
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Gothic architecture is distinguished by its asymmetrical floor plan, which grew to fit the whims of the owner, and identifiable structural elements, such as the pointed arch, which was often combined with towers, crenelation ( notches ), steep gabled roofs, lacy bargeboards, ornamented verandas, clustered columns, tracery and stained lead-glass windows, and bay and oriel windows.
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