collonade

• Cindy chose reblooming climbing roses to garnish the collonade-like structure with flowers and fragrance. —  The Seattle Times
• Just a couple moments later, Bush and Obama were seen walking along the White House collonade to the Oval Office. —  theleafchronicle.com - Local News
• The square in front of the Odeon was a splash of white and the collonade a blur of darkness as the cab swerved round the corner and along the edge of the Luxembourg, where, through the black iron fence, many brown and reddish colors in the intricate patterns of leafless twigs opened here and there on statues and balustrades and vistas of misty distances. —  Three Soldiers
• This battle is known under three names: the Russians have called it after the village of Borodino, of 200 inhabitants, near the battlefield and have now erected a monument there, a collonade crowned with —  Napoleon's Campaign in Russia Anno 1812

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