Architecture final Crossword
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2) A small, or greatly attenuated, slender column 3) A knob-like decorative element, often foliage, in its design, at the top of a gable, pinnacle, or spire 4) Three part window consisting of a large fixed center panel flanked by two smaller double-hung sash windows 5) Ornamental intersecting stonework in Gothic windows, panels, and screens ofGothic buildings also used on the surface of late Gothic vaults. Varied techniques and patterns are given names such as plate tracery, bar tracery, flowing tracery, ect. 6) A triple opening formed by a central semicircular arch springing from the entablature of narrower flanking square-headed bay windows. By Andrea Palladio. Also known as a Serilina 8) A system of construction in which two or more upright support a horizontal beam; also called a trabeated9) An inverted, concave, triangular piece of masonry serving as the transition from a square support system to the circular base dome 10) In Gothic architecture, an ornamental hook-like spur of stone projecting from the slopping sides of a spire, pinnacle, or gable. also used in gothic capitals in place of leaves or volutes11) any form of construction using arches |
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1) A small arch, or sometimes a lintel, thrown across the angle of a square or polygon to make them more nearly round and thus able to receive the circular base of a dome or drum7) A self-supporting extended horizontal projected from a vertical support10) In modern architecture, a non-load bearing wall (often glass, steel, or aluminum) this is hung in front of the buildings structural frame12) Concrete that is strengthened by steel rods and mesh implanted inside before the concrete hardens 13) An architectural system using horizontal beams over supports, as opposed to an arched or arcuated system; also known as a post and lintel14) A tall pointed termination of a tower or roof |
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