This was the source of the diamond rustication on the courtyard wall.

And the more deeply buried in rustication, the less they seem to care."

What had been a burgeoning technological society reverted to rustication.

How odd it seemed that a notorious rake would live a life of such quiet rustication.

It was well known for its stone masonry includes rustication and ashlar.

Rustication is often used to give visual weight to the ground floor in contrast to smooth ashlar above.

The enceinte includes several towers, some of which have rustication.

The addition omitted the first floor rustication, but is otherwise consistent with the architectural style of the original building.

The building is typified by its heavy external rustication and severe decorative treatment.

The most serious misdeeds may result in expulsion, or rustication (suspension).

A molded limestone belt course atop the rustication separates the first floor from the second.

Rustication of a wooden exterior consists of three basic steps.

A renovation in 2001 restored its pink granite ground-floor rustication.

Reveals, rustication and embossed logos in the finish are just a few examples.

The facade features deep rustication on the first floor and a smooth ashlar surface above.

Rustication, carving and a balcony emphasize the central segmental-arch entrance.

In 1976, even Mao realized the severity of the rustication movement and decided to reexamine the issue.

It is a 3 storey building, stuccoed, with rustication.

The brickwork echoes the rustication below and is further quoined at the corners.

At Rice University, rustication refers to a punishment separate from suspension.

In classical architecture, ashlar wall surfaces were contrasted with rustication.

Above it, pilasters with banded rustication rise to the level of the parapet.

The socket base is coated with a rustication.

At ground-floor level across the whole width of the five-house terrace is heavy rustication.

The rustication and entablature along the basement are continued.