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oversail

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oversail [′ō·vər‚sāl]
(building construction)
To project beyond the general face of a structure.

oversail
To project beyond the general face of a construction.


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When the scheme just off Old Hall Street was given planning consent in 2004, Beetham was given permission to oversail the highway.
On the short north and south ends, the roof sweeps up to admit daylight through slots of clerestory glazing, while along the long west street edge it oversails to form a generous, welcoming colonnade, supported by a line of tapering steel columns.
In a report to a meeting on Tuesday night he says: "Even if possible, its construction would require extensive approvals as the site lies within a conservation area and the canopy would oversail a public highway.
 
 
 
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