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Column
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A vertical architectural support, consisting of a shaft topped by a capital, and sometimes including a base
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Drum
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the several pieces of stone used to construct a column
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Fluting
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the shallow vertical grooves or channels on a column
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Entasis
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the slight swelling in a column design to make the column appear straight to the eye
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Greek orders: Doric/Ionic /Corinthian
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1.DORIC 2.IONIC 3.CORINTHIAN
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Arch
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A curved, often semicircular architectural form that spans an opening or space built of wedge-shaped blocks, called voussoirs, with a keystone centered at its top.
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dome
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A roof generally in the shape of a hemisphere or half-globe
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Basilica
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In Roman architecture , a rectangular public building, entered through one of the long sides. In christian architecture, a church loosely based on the Roman design, but entered through one of the short ends, with an apse at the other end
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Nave
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The central part of a church, running from the entrance through the crossing
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Transparent
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The Crossarm of a church that intersects, at right triangles, with the nave, creating the shape of a cross
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Apse
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A semicircular recess placed, in a Christian church, at the end of the nave
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Crossing
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In a church, where the transepts cross the nave.
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Truss
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is a triangular framework that because of its rigidity, can span a much wider area than a single wooden beam
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cantilever
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An architectural form that projects horizontally from its support, employed especially after the development reinforced concrete construction techniques
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International Style
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a 20th century style of architecture and design marked by its almost austere geometric simplicity
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green architecture
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An architectural practice that strives to build more environmentally friendly and sustainable building
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