A flat slab forming the topmost part of a column

It is a flat and grainy surface texture

A measure of the wearing qualities of marble,granite,gfrc etc

The substructure on which a superstructure rests

A flower pattern in ancient Greek architecture

The placing of two columns or pilasters very close together

An ornamental treatment of the archivolt or hood moulding of an arch or of the mouldings of an apparent arch. Or of a form resembling an arch ,as in late gothic work

An ornament in the shape of an acorn

The fortified part of an ancient Greek city ,typically built on a hill.

The science concerned with the production,control,transmission,reception,and the effect of sound.

A decorative sculpture or ornament at the apex or ends of a sediment.

The innermost sanctuary within a greek or Roman temple

The greek equivalent of the roman forum , a place of open air assembly or marketplace

A lengthwise corridor or wing that typically runs parallel to the nave in a church

Full form of AIA

Full form of ASLA

Dowels, weld plates, straps, dovetails, threaded inserts, screws,... are

A light colored translucent soft stone

A small arched recess in a room or external wall

A flat topped table or block used as the focus for a religious ritual

A raised tomb or funerary monument covering a tomb that resembles an altar.

A round walkway encircling the altar in a cathedral or large church

A round shaped open air theater

The rebuilding of historical monuments using only the original elements. Components must be placed back in their original positions, and new materials can only be introduced if they are necessary for stability

A feature in Chinese roof construction

The portico at the main entrance to a church, aka narthex

A decorative or scroll bracket that support a cornice or entablature over a mantle,door, or windows

Capitals for the corner

Aka Triangular pediment

A decorated upright ornament at the eaves or at the peak of a Triangular gable

Applique

A semicircular recess covered with a hemispherical vault. In a church or cathedral.

A bridge for conveying a water course

Arabesque

A covered passage with arches along one or both sides.

The external angle intersection between two flat or curved faces, as between two flutes of a column, or the flat raised area between the column concave flutes

The term used for the space between columns

Art style of 1920s and 30s

Art style from 1890 to ww1

Upper storey of a building above the main cornice

Stone that has been cut and smoothed into regular shaped blocks and laid in a bricklike fashion

An open space in a building that extends up through several floors often with a glass roof

Meaning of avant garde

A wide road with trees or tall buildings on either side

A type of Spanish and Portuguese tiling