The first huts and shelters were constructed by hand or with simple tools.

It was a simple wooden platform with a small waiting hut, also constructed from wood.

Between 1854 and 1859, around 1,200 wooden huts were constructed by a local civilian contractor, at a cost of £100,263.

On the way to the plaza, we passed the kitchen, a small hut constructed of slats.

There, a small wooden hut was constructed with an adjoining room where mass could be celebrated.

A small hut with chairs was constructed for visitors.

Inside was a hollow space, left as a secret cache when the hut was constructed.

These were tent-like huts constructed of stone, grass, and snow.

They were small familiar huts constructed on the axial plan of a central hall with an open skylight.

The entire hut had been constructed of human skulls, anterior sides racing outward.