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drystone

See Dhrystone.

drystone [′drī‚stōn]

(geology)

A stalagmite or stalactite formed by dropping water.

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Steel beams carry the drystone upper walls that are themselves enclosed in glass skins.

Heaven and earth: the almost pantheistic tradition of Northern ... by The Architectural Review

Even his relatively permanent works--such as the drystone wall at Storm King, the sculpture park in the Hudson River valley north of New York City--respect the lay of the land as Earthworks in America did not.

ANDY GOLDSWORTHY by Frankel, David / Artforum International

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