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Architecture Sitemap - D

Dado, Dagger, Dais, Damper, Daub, Dead load, Dead-ground, Deck, Deconstructivism, Decorated, Decorated Period, Dental, Dentil, Dentils, Depressed arch, Diagonal buttress, Diagonal rib, Diamond, Diamond shingles, Diaper, Diaper pattern, Diaper work, Diaphragm, Die, Dipteral, Distyle, Dog tooth, Dog-leg, Dog-legged, Dogtooth, Dog-tooth, Dome, Donjon, Doocot, Doric, Doric column, Doric order, Dormer, Dormer window, Dormers, Dosseret, Double hung, Double pile, Double-hung, Double-hung window, Double-splayed, Drawbridge, Dressing, Dressings, Drip, Drip cap, Drip moulding, Dripstone, Dromos, Drum, Drum tower, Drystone, Dry-stone, Duct, Dun, Dungeon, Dutch colonial, Dutch gable


Architecture Sitemap - E

Eared, Early christian, Early english, Early English Period, Early modern, Early spanish, Eastlake, Eave, Eaves, Echinus, Egg, Egg-and-dart, Egyptian, Egyptian column, Elevation, Elizabethan, Embattled, Embrasure, Empire, Enceinte, Enfilade, Engaged, Engaged column, Engaged shaft, English bond, Enrichments, Entablature, Entasis, Entresol, Epitaph, Escalade, Estate, Eustyle, Excavate, Exedra, Exedrae, Expressionism, Exterior wall, Extrados, Eyebrow, Eyebrow dormer, Eyebrow window, Eyecatcher,


Architecture Sitemap - F

Facade, Face brick, Faience, False front, Fan vault, Fanlight, Fanlights, Fan-vault, Farmhouse, Fascia, Fascine, Federal, Fenestration, Feretory, Festoon, Field, Fieldstone, Fillet, Finial, Fire brick, Fish scale shingles, Flamboyant, Flashing, Flat arch, Flat roof, Fleche, Flemish bond, Fleur-de-lis, Fleuron, Floor plan, Flue, Flushwork, Flute, Fluted, Fluting, Flying butress, Flying buttress, Foil, Foliate, Foliated, Folk victorian, Folly, Font, Footing, Footings, Forebuilding, Forestair, Formwork, Fosse, Foundation, Foundation wall, Four-centred arch, Foyer, Frame, Framed building, Framing plan, Frater, Free, Free classical, Freestone, French arch, French door, French drain, French provincial, Fresco, Fret, Fretwork, Fretwork spandrels, Frieze, Frontal, Frontispiece, Furring, Furring walls,


Architecture Sitemap - G

Gable, Gabled or, Gabled or hipped, Gablet, Gablets, Galilee, Gallery, Galleting, Galletting, Galley, Gambrel, Gambrel roof, Garderobe, Gargoyle, Garrison, Garth, Gate, Gate house, Gazebo, Geodesic dome, Geometric, Geometrical, Georgian, Georgian architecture, Georgian revival, Giant order, Gibbs surround, Gingerbread, Girder, Glacis, Glass block, Glazing bars, Gothic, Gothic arch, Gothic architecture, Gothic revival, Gothic Revival architecture, Gothic window, Graffito, Grange, Great chamber, Great hall, Greek, Greek cross, Greek doric, Greek fret, Greek order columns, Greek revival, Greek Revival architecture, Grille, Grisaille, Groin, Groin vault, Groined, Groined vault, Groin-vault, Grotesque, Grotto, Grounds, GRP, Guilloche, Guttae, Gutter


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Ha-ha, Half timbering, Half-column, Half-shaft, Half-timber, Half-timbering, Hall, Hall church, Hallenkirch, Hammerbeam, Hammer-beam, Hammerbeams, Handrail, Hanger, Haunch, Head, Header, Hearth, Heat loss, Heating systems, Henge, Herm, Herringbone, Hexastyle, High tech, Hillfort, Hindu architecture, Hip roof, Hipped, Hipped roof, Hoarding, Hollow chamfer, Hood, Hood mould, Hood moulding, Hoodmould, Hornwork, Hut, Hypaethral, Hypocaust, Hypostyle,


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Jack arch, Jacobean, Jacobean revival, Jacobethan, Jali, Jamb, Jeffersonian classicism, Jerkin, Jetty, Joggle, Joggled, Joist, Joists,


Architecture Sitemap - K

Keel moulding, Keep, Key pattern, Keystone, Kiln, Knapped, Kneeler,


Architecture Sitemap - L

Label, Label stop, Lady chapel, Lancet, Lancet arch, Lancet window, Lantern, Lantern tower, Lath, Latrine, Lattice, Lattice window, Latticework, Laurel wreath, Leaded window, Leader, Lean-to, Lectern, Lias, Lierne, Lierne vault, Liernes, Light, Limestone, Linenfold, Lintel, Liturgical east end, Lodge, Loft, Loggia, Longhouse, Longitudinal plan, Lookout tower, Loop, Loophole, Louvered, Louvre, Lozenge, Lunette


Architecture Sitemap - M

Machicolation, Machicolations, Mains, Mangonel, Mannerism, Mannerist, Manor, Mansard, Mansard roof, Manse, Mansion, Mantelpiece, Mantlet, Manueline, Manueline style, Margins, Masonry, Matrix, Mausoleum, Meander, Medallion, Medieval, Medieval architecture, Meeting rails, Megalithic, Merlon, Merlons, Metope, Metopes, Meurtriere, Mezzanine, Millwork, Minaret, Minster, Misericord, Mission, Mitre, Moat, Modern, Modern architecture, Modern houses, Modern movement, Modern style, Modernism, Modillion, Modillions, Module, Molding, Moldings, Moline, Monterey, Moorish, Moorish arch, Mortar, Mortise, Mosaic, Motte, Motte-and-bailey, Mouchette, Moulding, Mozarabic, Mudejar, Mullion, Multifoil, Multi-storey, Multivallate, Muntin, Muqarna, Muqarnas, Mural, Mural towers, Murder hole, Murder holes, Mutule, Mutules


Architecture Sitemap - N

Nailhead, Narthex, National, Nave, Necking, Neo-baroque, Neoclassical, Neo-classical, Neo-classicism, Neo-georgian, Neolithic, New towns, Newel, Newel cap, Niche, Nogging, Nookshaft, Norman, Norman architecture, Nosing, Nymphaeum


Architecture Sitemap - O

Obelisk, Octagon, Oculus, Offset, Ogee, Ogee arch, Oilette, Old english, Onion-shaped dome, Oolite, Open joint, Open pediment, Opisthodomus, Oratory, Order, Orders, Organic, Oriel, Oriel window, Orientation, Orillons, Ornament, Oubliette, Outer curtain, Outer ward, Outlet, Overmantel, Ovolo, Oxbow,


Architecture Sitemap - P

Pagoda, Paired window, Palace, Palazzo, Palisade, Palladian, Palladian window, Palmette, Panel, Panel tracery, Paneling, Panelling, Pantile, Pantry, Parados, Parapet, Parclose, Parget, Pargeting, Parterre, Partition, Patera, Patio, Pavement, Pavilion, Pavillion, Pedestal, Pediment, Peel, Peel tower, Pele tower, Pellet, Pend, Pendant, Pendentive, Penthouse, Pergola, Period revival, Peripteral, Peristyle, Perpendicular, Perpendicular Period, Petit appareil, Pew, Piano nobile, Piazza, Picture window, Picturesque, Pier, Pieta, Pike, Pilaster, Pile, Pillar, Piloti, Pilotis, Pinnacle, Pinning, Pins, Piscina, Pitch, Pitching, Plaster, Plaster board, Plasticity, Plate, Plate tracery, Platt, Plinth, Pocket door, Podium, Pointed arch, Pointing, Polychrome, Porch, Portal, Portcullis, Porte-cochere, Portico, Porticus, Post, Post and lintel, Post modern, Postern, Postern gate, Postmodern, Postmodern architecture, Postmodernism, Prairie, Prairie Style, Prang, Pre-cast, Prefabricated, Prefabrication, Presbytery, Principals, Pronaos, Propylon, Prostyle, Prow, Puddled, Pueblo, Pueblo revival, Pulpit, Pulpitum, Pulvinated, Purbeck, Purlin, Putlog, Putlog hole, Putto, Pylon, Pyramid,


Architecture Sitemap - Q

Quadrangle, Quadriga, Quadripartite vault, Quarries, Quatrefoil, Quatrefoil window, Quattrocento, Queen anne, Quincunx, Quire, Quirk, Quoin, Quoins,


Architecture Sitemap - R

Radiating chapels, Rafter, Rafters, Raggle, Rail, Raked, Raking cornice, Rampart, Ramparts, Ramped, Ranch, Rath, Ravelin, Rear-arch, Rebate, Redoubt, Reeded, Reeding, Re-entrant, Refectory, Regency, Reinforced, Reinforced concrete, Relief, Relieving arch, Renaissance, Renaissance architecture, Rendering, Rere-arch, Reredos, Respond, Retable, Reticulated tracery, Retirata, Retrochoir, Return, Reveal, Revetment, Rib, Rib vault, Ribbed vault, Ribbon, Rib-vault, Richardsonian, Richardsonian Romanesque, Ridge, Ridge board, Ridge rib, Ridgepole, Ringwork, Rise, Riser, Roach, Rocaille, Rock-faced, Rococo, Roll, Roll moulding, Roman, Roman arch, Roman architecture, Roman classicism, Roman doric, Roman order columns, Romanesque, Romanesque architecture, Romanesque column, Romanesque revival, Romanesque Revival architecture, Romantic, Romantic style, Romanticism, Rood, Rood loft, Rood screen, Roof, Roof garden, Roof pitch, Roof span, Roof types, Roofridge, Roofs, Rope moulding, Rose window, Rosette, Rotunda, Rough opening, Round, Round arch, Roundel, Rubble, Running dog, Rusticated, Rusticated stone, Rustication,


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Sacristy, Saddle, Sail vault, Salient, Salt box, Saltbox, Saltire, Sally-port, Sanctuary, Sarcophagus, Sash, Sash window, Saucer dome, Sawn, Sawn scroll work, Sawtooth, Scaffolding, Scale, Scallop, Scalloped, Scalloped siding, Scappled, Scarp, Schematic, Scotia, Scottish, Screen, Scribe, Scriptorium, Scroll, Scroll brackets, Scuttle, Second Empire, Section, Sedilia, Segmental, Segmental arch, Segmental pediment, Set back, Setts, Sexpartite, Sexpartite vault, Sgraffito, Shaft, Shake, Shaped gable, Sheathing, Shed, Shell, Shell keep, Shell-keep, Shingle, Shingle Style, Shingles, Shutter, Shuttering, Shutters, Sidelight, Sidelights, Siding, Siege, Siege tower, Sill, Single hung, Site, Skew, Skylight, Slate, Sleeper, Sleepers, Sliding window, Slits, Socle, Soffit, Solar, Solarium, Sole, Space frame, Spandrel, Spandrels, Spanish clay tile, Spanish Colonial Revival style, Spanish Colonial style, Spanish eclectic, Spanish revival, Specifications, Spherical triangle, Spike, Spindled, Spiral stair, Spire, Spire light, Splat, Splay, Splayed, Split level, Spring, Springer, Springing, Spur, Square, Square panel, Squinch, Squint, Stack, Stairway, Stairwell, Stall, Stalls, Stanchion, Steeple, Stepped, Stereotomy, Steyned, Stick, Stick style, Stick work, Stiff-leaf, Stile, Stilted arch, Stoa, Stockade, Stool, Stop, Story, Stoup, Strapwork, Streamline Moderne, Stretcher, Stretcher bond, String, String course, Stringcourse, String-course, Stringer, Strut, Stucco, Stud, Studs, Stupa, Stylobate, Sunburst, Surround, Swag, Swans, Swans neck, Symmetrical


Architecture Sitemap - T

Tabby, Tabby wall, Tabernacle, Tall buildings, Talus, Tau cross, Temple front, Tenement, Tenon, Term, Terra, Terra cotta, Terrace, Terracotta, Terra-cotta, Terrazzo, Terreplein, Tester, Tetrastyle, Thermae, Tholos, Threshold, Thrust, Tie-beam, Tierceron, Timber, Timber framing, Tongue and groove, Tooth-in, Top rail, Torus, Touch, Tower, Tower block, Tower house, Townhouse, Trabeated, Tracery, Transe, Transept, Transepts, Transitional, Transom, Transverse, Transverse arch, Transverse rib, Trap, Travertine, Tread, Trebuchet, Trefoil, Treillage, Trellis, Tribune, Triforium, Triglyph, Triglyphs, Trim, Trimmer, Triumphal arch, Trumeau, Truss, Tuck pointing, Tudor, Tudor Age, Tudor arch, Tudor revival, Tufa, Tunnel vault, Turning bridge, Turret, Tuscan, Tuscan Order, Tympanum,


Architecture Sitemap - U

Undercroft, Urn,


Architecture Sitemap - V

Valance, Valley, Vault, Vaulting shaft, Veneer, Veneer wall, Venetian window, Verandah, Vergeboard, Vernacular, Vesica, Vestry, Vice, Victorian, Victorian architecture, Victorian style, Villa, Vinyl, Vitrified, Volute, Volutes, Voussoir, Voussoirs,


Architecture Sitemap - W

Wagon roof, Wainscot, Wainscoting, Wall, Wall arcade, Wall monument, Wall tie, Wall walk, Wall-pillar church, Wall-plate, Wall-stair, Wall-walk, Ward, Watch tower, Water closet, Water table, Waterleaf, Water-leaf, Wattle, Wave, Wave or, Weather-boarding, Weathering, Weatherstripping, West front, Westwork, Wheel window, Whitewash, Wicket, Winch, Winder, Window frame, Windows, Wing-wall, Wrought, Wrought iron


Architecture Sitemap - X

Xystus,


Architecture Sitemap - Y

Yett,


Architecture Sitemap - Z

Ziggurat, Ziggurats, Zigzag,

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Architectural technologists

Architectural Technologists, sometimes known as Building Technologists, have many of the same abilities as Architects, usually with an emphasis on building technology, and can work alongside them (much in the same way legal assistants work alongside lawyers). Most are employed in architectural or engineering firms, but many provide independent professional services, although restricted by law in most countries. Architectural Technologists may provide building design services and solutions and are well versed in the architectura ...

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Victorian architecture

The term Victorian architecture can refer to one of a number of architectural styles predominantly in the Victorian era. As with the latter, the period of building that it covers may slightly overlap the actual reign of Victoria after whom it is named. Neoclassicism Gothic Revival Italianate Second Empire Neo-Grec Romanesque Revival (Includes Richardsonian Revival) Renaissance Revival Queen Anne Jacobethan architecture (the precusor to the Queen Anne style) British Arts and Crafts mo ...

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Architectural acoustics

Architectural acoustics is the science of controlling quality of sound in buildings. The main concerns of architectural acoustics are: Building's Noise Insulation Envelope Inter-space noise control Building's Internal Acoustics ACMV Noise control in Buildings (also HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning)) Building's Noise Insulation Envelope - the science of limiting and/or controlling noise transmission from building exterior to interior and vice versa. The main noise paths are roofs, eaves, walls, windows, door and ...

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Architectural terms

Bahut a dwarf-wall of plain masonry, carrying the roof of a cathedral or church and masked or hidden behind the balustrade. Cable molding, in architecture, is the term given to a convex molding carved in imitation of a rope or cord, and used to decorate the moldings of the Romanesque style in England, France and Spain. The word cabling by itself indicates a convex circular molding sunk in the concave fluting of a classic colu ...

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Waterloo School of Architecture

Architecture Program within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Waterloo, Canada. Other related archivesUniversity of Waterloo

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Abacus architecture

In architecture, an abacus (from the Greek abax, a slab; or French abaque, tailloir) is a flat slab that sits upon the capital of a column, forming its uppermost member. Its chief function is to provide a larger supporting surface for the architrave or arch it has to carry. In classical architecture, the shape of the abacus and its edge profile varies in the different classical orders. In the Greek Doric order the abacus is a plain unmolded square slab. In the Roman and Renaissance Doric orders it is crowned by a ...

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Architecture: Encyclopedia - Classical architecture

From the point of view of modern times, the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean sometimes seem to blend smoothly into one melange we call the Classical. This stylistic designation elides the 8 or 10 centuries the period spans and the remarkable changes in technology and architectural design that took place. While later architects reviving classical forms in the Renaissance or the Neo-classical styles picked what they wanted to imitate, it is essential to separate the parts. A working division can be made into: Greek architecture before Alexander the Great ...

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