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Facade often featuring a
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Classical cornice; cupola; widow’s walk; colonial detailing; bevel siding or a smooth brick wall finish with fine joints; brickwork often set in a flemish bond pattern; splayed lintels; a hipped, gabled, or gambrel roof covered with slate tiles or wood shingles; louvered shutters; double-hung rectangular sash windows with multiple panes in both the upper and lower sashes; symmetrically american colonial revival 31 ambulatory, 2 ambulatory 1. a passageway around the apse of a church, or for circumambulating a shrine. 2. a covered walk of a cloister. arrayed windows in the facade; a fanlight over the main entry door and sidelights on each side of door; the front door commonly crowned by a pediment, extending forward and supported on columns so as to form an entry porch. american four-square house 1. a one- or two-story house having a square floor plan consisting of four rooms (one in each corner), a hipped roof, and an off-center entry door; most popular from about 1905 to 1915. 2.a prairie box, primarily in the years between about 1900 to 1920, having a low-pitched hipped roof and a symmetrical facade. american institute of architects (aia) a professional organization, founded in 1857, whose purpose is to establish and promote professionalism and accountability on the part of its members, and to promote architectural design excellence. address: 1735 new york avenue nw, washington, dc 20006. american international style
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Ambulatory, английский
Крытая галерея или аркада
Passageway, английский
- Hallway of a ship.
- Usn term for a ship’s interior corridor (cf. alleyway).
- A corridor or hallway aboard ship.
Sidelights, английский
Бортовые иллюминаторы, отличительные огни
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Brace molding, английский
The molding formed by joining two ogees with the convex ends together and in section resembling the brace used as a symbol in printing. also
Gypsum sheathing, английский
A wallboard having a gypsum water-repellent core; surfaced with a waterrepellent paper; usually 2 or 4 ft (61 or 122 cm) wide, 8 ft (243.8 cm) long, and 1?2 in. (1.27 cm) thick; used as a base for exterior wall coverings. gypsum tile 1. a cast gypsum building unit. 2.
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