machicolation

The entrance is on the east wall with a machicolation above.

The gate was equipped with a machicolation above the arch.

It is protected by a machicolation at that level.

Machicolation or cantilever, it boiled down to the same thing.

Typical towers at that time were square and had a defending machicolation.

The building is topped by a terrace with machicolation and turrets.

A parapet with openings for weapons to be pointed through is called machicolation.

A ladder was tied to a machicolation on the outside for the master to reach the roof.

The defensive character of the building is witnessed by machicolation holes which are found on all sides.

In addition, the machicolation arches on the facade of the gate were added later.

The merlons of the machicolation around the keep are topped with small pyramids.

Similarly, the tower openings were remade and lost their machicolation.

Remains of machicolation are visible on the top.

Again embrasures and small slits (but no machicolation) for rifles.

All of these have loopholes as well as machicolation.

The top of the ramparts is adorned with machicolation.

Additionally machicolation supports the flared top of the tower.

As the projection reaches towards the sky, machicolation adds interest to the vertical plane.

Over this are the royal coat of arms, a mosaic panel with an inscription and machicolation.

The building is surmounted by a chemin de ronde with machicolation.

The platform at the summit still has a Machicolation and a corner tower with a corbel arch.

The entrance is defended by a machicolation.

The projecting towers are connected by a high-level arch which also functions as a machicolation.

Behind these there used to be a walkway which has now been removed, but machicolation holes can still be seen all round the building.

The exterior facade on the Sioulet River side is decorated with machicolation.