Architecture

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  1. 3. - An architectural style known for its raw concrete structures and stark geometric forms.
  2. 5. - A rectangular column attached to a wall for decorative purposes.
  3. 6. - The central stone at the top of an arch that holds the structure together.
  4. 7. - The overhanging part of a roof that extends beyond the walls of a building.
  5. 9. - A framework of beams designed to support roofs, bridges, or other structures.
  6. 11. - The front face or exterior of a building, often designed to be visually appealing.
  7. 12. - A low protective wall along the edge of a roof, balcony, or terrace.
  8. 18. - A large public building in ancient Rome or a Christian church with a central nave and aisles.
  9. 19. - A decorative molding that crowns a building or wall, often found where the roof meets the exterior walls.
  10. 20. - A self-supporting arched form used to provide space with a ceiling or roof.
  11. 21. - A massive terraced structure from ancient Mesopotamia, resembling a stepped pyramid.
  12. 24. - A covered walkway or portico, often used in ancient Greek architecture.
  13. 25. - A monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides, commonly associated with ancient Egypt.
  14. 26. - The craft of building structures with stone, brick, or concrete blocks.
  15. 28. - A rounded, vaulted roof structure often seen in cathedrals and state buildings.
  16. 29. - A tall, continuously habitable building of many floors, typically found in cities.
  17. 30. - A curved structure used to support weight over an open space, like a doorway or bridge.
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  1. 1. - The triangular upper part of a building front, often seen in classical architecture.
  2. 2. - An external support that counteracts the lateral forces exerted by a structure, particularly in cathedrals.
  3. 4. - The arrangement of windows in a building.
  4. 8. - A detailed plan or drawing used in the design and construction of buildings.
  5. 10. - The triangular portion of a wall between the edges of a sloping roof.
  6. 13. - A tall, four-sided pillar that tapers to a point, often used as a monument or in ancient Egyptian architecture.
  7. 14. - The central part of a church building, intended to accommodate most of the congregation.
  8. 15. - An architectural style characterized by pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses.
  9. 16. - A light, open building or structure used for shelter, entertainment, or exhibitions.
  10. 17. - A structure consisting of a roof supported by columns at regular intervals, typically attached to a building entrance.
  11. 22. - A vertical support structure, often cylindrical, used in buildings and monuments.
  12. 23. - A projecting beam or structure supported only at one end.
  13. 27. - A large, open space within a building, often featuring a glass roof.