Converse of object

• dome: The prince commissioned the architect Henry Holland to enlarge his house into a classical building with a domed rotunda.

• build: Temple of Fame Further along is the Temple of Fame, a rotunda built around 1770.

Adjective modifier

• central: The original factory was a very nice 1930's style building with a central rotunda.

• new: The new rotunda of St John the Baptist in Xewkija has one of the largest spans in Europe.

• Anglo-Saxon: A forthcoming research project aims to reveal an Anglo-Saxon rotunda, possibly that founded by Earl Leofric, the husband of Lady Godiva.

• elegant: The elegant rotundas at the corners of the front yards actually house inmates ' privies.

Modifies a noun

• building: It will be a semi- rotunda building, showing a view of part of the Cardiff Bay space.

• grave: The second coincides with dates for burials from both the ruined ( western ) passage grave and the early rotunda grave.

Noun used with modifier

• glass: However, it will be not a timber replica but a transparent glass rotunda designed by Lord Foster of Thames Bank.