infilling

The brick and stone infilling of the ground floor is later.

However, negative impressions are also made by infilling of earth media.

Small blocks of land and infilling have provided homes for commuters.

He noticed the large stones on either side of the east window, with rough infilling under them.

However due to this infilling it is one of the best preserved impact sites on Earth.

Doynton has changed little in recent years, development being restricted to infilling.

This indicates the bay has been experiencing a gradual infilling.

Dams and infilling destroyed many communities during the agricultural development of the area.

Unfortunately the hasty infilling of 1782 had caused the face to decay.

Then during the twentieth century much infilling occurred of more modest dwellings.

It has two low storeys with modern brick infilling under a tiled roof.

Some infilling of the ground floor occurred in order to equalise the pressure on the walls from the mound.

This process is called infilling and uses a pulp mixture to fill in the missing areas.

After the 1980s there had been a huge infilling around South Normanton.

The building and infilling continued into the Edwardian era.

The neighbourhood has good bus access and has experienced infilling of town homes in recent years.

The shell is preserved in calcite, with a limestone infilling.

With the addition of three tower blocks built in the 1960s and some infilling in the subsequent years.

Infilling of wartime damage is, perhaps surprisingly, still continuing.

The infilling sandstone is derived from the fossil soil over which the root was growing.

Foamed concrete has been selected as the solution for the large scale infilling of the old mine works.

The impressive iron-work on the bridge was refurbished at the same time as the infilling.

Major development occurred in the 1950s to 1970s with rapid infilling of housing built to a generally high standard on large (typically 800m) blocks.

Since then substantial development and infilling has taken place resulting in rapid increases in the population.

Not an example of the infilling of a market place, but a perfect instance of a small planned town.