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stucco

[stuhk-oh] / ˈstʌk oʊ /


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Its stucco walls and Spanish arches were once part of a Pacific Coast Borax company town, later abandoned when the boom ended.

From Los Angeles Times

When Mayfield and his workers excavated additional soil from Army Corps-cleared properties, he said they occasionally uncovered ash, slabs of burned stucco, and other debris.

From Los Angeles Times

In his obituary for Gehry, Christopher Hawthorne described the studio as a “spare, even self-effacing stucco box, plain outside and filled with light and surprising spatial complexity inside.”

From Los Angeles Times

Its stucco, concrete, metal and glass structures showcase Gehry’s evolving language of shifting scales, fractured forms, unpretentious materials and sculptural components.

From Los Angeles Times

She considers work in plaster, wood, stone and stucco.

From The Wall Street Journal