As the aircab approached, six domes became evident, with wings radiating in six directions.

It has two wings radiating from a central six sided, double height hall.

The house has a ten-faced symmetrical plan, with two wings radiating from a six sided hall.

Built from locally quarried stone, the prison originally had four wings radiating from a central point in a Victorian architectural style (known as 'radial') typical of the time.

For two workhouses, Witney (1835-36) and Chipping Norton (1836) he used an unusual design of a saltire of four wings radiating from an octagonal central block.

The building has a central, two-story octagonal section with single-story wings radiating outward.

The house was more or less rectangular in shape, with two small wings radiating to the west.

In the male part of the prison, there are eight wings radiating from a central hub, and cellular accommodation is in both single and double cells.

The palace stood clear of the trees and consisted of three, three-story wings radiating from a rose-colored marble tower.

It had four wings radiating from an octagonal central building, similar to Witney workhouse, which also was built by Wilkinson.