Wolgos Architecture: Difference between revisions
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| colspan="2" |Houses typical of New Xhedun architecture, similar to the Dhonowlgos style but more experimental in décor, materials and ammenities | | colspan="2" |Houses typical of New Xhedun architecture, similar to the Dhonowlgos style but more experimental in décor, materials and ammenities | ||
| colspan="2" |Examples of surviving Skous style architecture, once common in the Nuss valley as the Wolgos sought new prefabricated methods to urbanise newly settled lands. | | colspan="2" |Examples of surviving Skous style architecture, once common in the Nuss valley as the Wolgos sought new prefabricated methods to urbanise newly settled lands. | ||
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Revision as of 08:02, 4 January 2024
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| Stone stelae carved into sea side cliffs, very common sights in the Dnkluwos Islands | |||
Traditional Dhonowlgos
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| Examples of classic Wolgos architecture from the last century of Dhonowlgos, in Rissland many examples remain despite having very high door and ceiling clearances of nine to ten feet. | Example of a surviving Wolgos town in Rissland, Architecture mostly intact | Example of a surviving Wolgos farming village in Rissland, with iconic stone walls dividing clan yards. | ||
Bind Architecture
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| Houses typical of New Xhedun architecture, similar to the Dhonowlgos style but more experimental in décor, materials and ammenities | Examples of surviving Skous style architecture, once common in the Nuss valley as the Wolgos sought new prefabricated methods to urbanise newly settled lands. | ||||