entrance block

The station has an entrance block with a ticket office.

A second phase was to connect it, and to provide a separate entrance block.

The most prominent renovation is the entrance block rebuilt in 1213.

Only the entrance block, including some later side extensions to it, remains; these premises are now used for business purposes.

A separate entrance block was proposed in April 1940, linking to the casemates.

The ouvrage itself comprises one entrance block and two infantry blocks.

LG cloches were usually found in the vicinity of an entrance block.

It possesses four combat blocks and one entrance block.

A separate entrance block was planned for a second phase of construction which was never undertaken.

New underground galleries were built in the rear (i.e., near the entrance blocks).

The second phase was to add an 81mm mortar turret block and a separate entrance block.

By 1940 the entrance block remained uncompleted.

Building B is the name for the entrance block to the car parking garage, which uses an automated car stacking system.

Constructed of limestone, the building is composed of a central entrance block flanked by two smaller wings.

It is four stories high and is broken up into three main forms: the entrance block, auditorium and fly tower.

It possesses seven combat blocks and two entrance blocks, one for ammunition and the other for men.

Anzeling comprises two entrance blocks, three infantry blocks, and four artillery blocks.

Block B.I, entrance block with two 60mm anti-tank guns and machine guns.

It consists of two blocks: the entrance block containing locker rooms and offices and the ice hockey rink block.

Entrance block: One machine gun cloche (uncompleted), two of four machine gun embrasures completed.

The central entrance block is crowned by a tower; the entrance hall is the most opulent in surviving Manchester warehouses.

Parasystolic pacemakers are protected from depolarization by the SA node by some kind of entrance block.

It is a multi-level building composed of rectangular blocks: an auditorium block and a lower street-front lobby and entrance block, including shops.

The centre of entrance block on Dunstable Road formed the eastern side of a quadrangle and contained the Guardians' board room, offices etc.

A third block was planned but never completed, to be equipped with a 75mm gun turret, along with expanded support facilitites and a separate entrance block.