mortarless

This wall was built from local stone using mortarless construction.

It was built as a cone-shaped pyramid using dry mortarless construction.

It sits on a base of mortarless stacked stones.

Like the others, this appeared to be mortarless stonework, the higher floors slightly outset from the lower.

The mortarless stone basement is in good repair.

Construction is mortarless and blocks can be placed using either an excavator or a tractor bucket.

Broken flagstones in mortarless construction need not be mended.

They were roughly cut, but fit with no less precision than the other mortarless jointwork elsewhere in the palace.

Building a complex structure by evolution is like trying to build a mortarless arch if you are allowed to touch only one stone at a time.

Sumerian masonry was usually mortarless although bitumen was sometimes used.

As wall construction is mortarless this dry stacked system can tolerate movement and settlement without causing visual distress at the face.

Orris are dome-shaped, mortarless huts, often with a top made of slate or wood.

The mortarless rock resisted, then toppled slowly.

The building very rough, mortarless, no inscrips.

Mortarless brick paving requires some method of containment at the edges to keep the units from sliding.

Mortarless paving systems can also be laid on existing asphalt or concrete if it's first topped by a 2-inch sand setting bed.

The walls were built using mortarless masonry techniques with large blocks of limestone, some weighing as much as two tons.

On Hamilton Island Dixon designed and built a mortarless stone church with stained glass windows made from beer bottles.

The locks here are deep and straight, their stonework mortarless and perfectly plumb, like Incan temples.

For short landscaping walls, they are often made from mortarless stone or segmental concrete units (masonry units).

It's mortarless stonework.

He decided to invent his own interlocking blocks, and he recently received a patent for what he says is the first truly mortarless brick.

It had walls built of crude-looking but impressively tight, mortarless stone, and all around were more of the fierce-looking totems.

As well, there has been an introduction and increased use of prefabricated materials, mortarless bricks, and factory-assembled panelized masonry.

The prevalence of the "Gordoise nave", together with the use of mortarless masonry, lends the hamlet a certain architectural unity.