colonnade

Converse of object

• have: Nearly every building had broad, cool colonnades to shelter the Roman workers from the sun.
• see: You can see the big colonnades where you can sit and receive your guests.
• curve: Very grand proposals were were produced a main block with a vast dome, a portico and attached curved colonnades leading to symmetrical pavilions.
• roof: Then there's Chris Brooke at the virtual portico or roofed colonnade.
• cover: At its top was a covered arched, colonnade.

Converse of subject

• surround: LXXXIV, No. 9. Plan of a circular building surrounded by a colonnade.

Adjective modifier

• Doric: The walls of the nave consist of arcades, with Doric colonnades above through which the light enters the building.
• classical: On the opposite bank of the river was a Classical Colonnade, which was washed away in the floods of the late eighteenth century.
• open: The front was originally an open colonnade but was bricked up later.
• new: Around the pool is a new colonnade with white columns in Dutch style.
• Tuscan: Encircling the second and third floor is a Tuscan colonnade.
• arched: At its top was a covered arched, colonnade.

Preposition: on

• side: There are three music practice rooms, accessible from the ground floor colonnade on the west side of the building.

Noun used with modifier

• marble: Endless days in the white marble colonnades of Heaven, endless kneeling to the Emperor, endless loss, endless nothingness.

Preposition: of

• column: Between the two Bath Street runs with colonnades of unfluted Ionic columns on both sides.