Across
- 2. an architectural style characterized by pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses, used in Europe in the High Middle Ages
- 4. a structural component of a building, consisting of a series of interlocking triangles that distribute weight and resist tension and compression
- 5. a vertical architectural element used to support a building's structure, often decorated with carvings or other ornamentation
- 7. a curved roof, often made of concrete or stone, that covers a circular or polygonal area in a building
- 9. a horizontal beam that sits on top of columns or walls to support the weight of the structure above it
- 10. a tall, multi-story building, often made of steel and glass
Down
- 1. a classical order of architecture characterized by fluted columns with a distinctive capital featuring volutes, widely used in ancient Greek and Roman architecture.
- 3. a projecting structure, such as a beam or slab, that is supported on one end and extends over open space
- 6. an architectural style characterized by simplicity, functionality, and lack of ornamentation
- 8. the front of a building, often decorated or ornamented, that faces the street or public space