Renaissance architecture

3. a small dome, or hexagonal or octagonal tower, located at the top of a building
5. a system of traditional architectural units
7. a heavy stonework with a surface left rough used principally on Renaissance buildings.
10. a series of arches supported by columns
12. a palace built by wealthy Italian families; large block with interior courtyard
13. a tube for conveying hot air, gas, steam, or smoke, as from a furnace or fireplace to a chimney
14. an open space, usually open to the sky, enclosed by a building, often with an arcade or colonnade.
15. a railing consisting of a row of supporting small columns
16. a crowning projection at a roof line, often with molding or other classical detail

1. being of stone, brick, or concrete.
2. a small tower that pierces a roofline; is usually cylindrical, and is topped by a conical roof
4. a range of columns that supports a string of continuous arches or a horizontal entablature.
6. a rounded vault forming the roof of a building or structure, typically with a circular base
8. an enclosed interior sanctuary
9. a monumental church
11. a tall cylinder that stands upright and is used to support a structure
12. a rectangular column, especially one projecting from a wall