pitched roof造句

A low-pitched roof.

One of the sloping beams that supports a pitched roof.

a one-story house with a low pitched roof.

Rafter: One of the sloping beams that supports a pitched roof.

Sommerhaus Piu features a natural wood exterior with horizontally-slatted walls and a slightly-pitched roof.

The generally triangular section of wall at the end of a pitched roof, occupying the space between the two slopes of the roof.

A tilted climbing floor runs alongside a staircase, and a house-shaped hideaway is nestled against the pitched roof.

Pumaidi Village, the closest village from Niubeishan that inhabits villagers, presents itself as a typical village in Southwest China, with pitched roof, green tile, and harmonious living environment.

Taking cues from old sheds found in the region, the home is sheathed in dark-stained cypress and is topped with a pitched roof.

"The main body of the house features a simple two-storey asymmetrical pitched roof structure whose ridge is carved away to break down its scale," the architects explained.

The building is shaped like a giant steeply pitched roof that allows snow to drift around its edges, giving it a new form that helps it integrate with the piste during the winter months.

The key to improve waterproof performance of pitched roofs is strict quality control in design, material and construction management.

Silver birches were edged out by conifers, and substantial brick houses, with double-pitched roofs, replaced the concrete and wooden dwellings of mid and western-Siberia.