Gingerbread Template Tower/Turret Styles
Gingerbread-By-Design provides Gingerbread Templates inspired by a variety of tower and turret types, designs and styles.
Hexagonal Tower
A tall hexagonal structure rising higher than the rest of the building.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.
Hexagonal Turret
A small hexagonal tower, usually supported by corbels, that is attached to a larger structure, usually on a corner or angle, projecting vertically from the wall of a building, usually with a steep pointed roof.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.
Octagonal Tower
A tall octagonal structure rising higher than the rest of the building.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.
Octagonal Turret
A small octagonal tower, usually supported by corbels, that is attached to a larger structure, usually on a corner or angle, projecting vertically from the wall of a building, usually with a steep pointed roof.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.
Round Tower
A tall round structure rising higher than the rest of the building.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.
Round Turret
A small round tower, usually supported by corbels, that is attached to a larger structure, usually on a corner or angle, projecting vertically from the wall of a building, usually with a steep pointed roof.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.
Square Tower
A tall square structure rising higher than the rest of the building.
The difference between a Tower and a Turret is their base. Towers go all the way to the ground and have their own foundation. Turrets are small towers attached to a larger structure that emerge from an upper level, hanging over empty space below. Turrets are less common.