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• Combining features of ancient Roman and Byzantine buildings and other local traditions, Romanesque architecture is known by its massive quality, thick walls, round arches, sturdy pillars, barrel vaults, large towers and decorative arcading.
• Soufflot's newly made loggia is an unusually severe arcading tightly bound between flat Doric pilasters, with emphatic horizontal lines.
• Pugin & Ashlin adjusted their plans, and added flying buttresses, traceried parapets, arcading, niches, and more.
• The elaborate south doorway is carved with symbols representing a bestiary and an "agnus dei", enlivened with blind arcading above.
• In fact Warwick Rodwell has suggested that the "hopeless jumble" of the arcading at Earls Barton demonstrates it was mere ornament.
• The similarities in the arcading, and in the two buildings' decorative patterns using a variety of motifs like chevron and nailhead, support the dating of the archways to about the same time as the chapter house, in the 12th century.
• The belfry stage has sets of three 2-light mullioned and transomed windows as arcading, with dividing pinnacled pilasters, crowned with 4 large pinnacles.
• The new church was designed by George Cheesman in the Early English style, to include a rectangular aisled nave with no arcading, a short chancel, and a short embattled tower with castellated octagonal turrets, and constructed in knapped flint with red brick dressings.
• The former smoking room, now the Mess Bar, is panelled and has a carved chimneypiece with arcading on caryatides.
• With its picturesque massing and finely crafted polychromatic brickwork, distinctive round arches, arcading, prominent tower, restrained ornamentation, geometric patterning in the brickwork and use of corbelling in a machicolation motif, Villa Maria is a fine example of a building in the Romanesque idiom, a style commonly employed in the design of religious places during the inter-war period.
• On the roof is an octagonal fleche which has a copper cupola roof and louvred arcading around the sides.
• The inside is sumptuously decorated with mosaic decoration by Sir Frank Brangwyn in the apse and a multi-coloured marble font with Romanesque arcading.
• The steeple has a four-stage tower with gabled angle buttresses, an east doorway, blind arcading to the north, a cornice with ball flowers, and a broach spire with lucarnes and niches above the broaches.
• The most striking details of the decor, namely, the band of blind arcading, the apsidal frieze of five-pointed niches and the kokoshniks by the guttering, were borrowed from the nearby Assumption Cathedral.
• After the arcading on the ground floor was infilled to reduce draughtiness in 1859, the ground floor in the southern section was converted for use as a police station, with cells for incarcerating petty criminals, while the ground floor in the northern section was converted for use as a fire station.

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