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show abacus  
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show agora  
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a row of arches supported by columns   show
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show arch  
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show baroque  
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a school of arts and architecture founded in Germany by architect Walter Gropius in 1919   show
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show buttress  
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a projecting bracket used primarily to carry the weight of a cornice or the protruding eaves of a building   show
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the top part of a column supporting the entablature   show
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show cloister  
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the top, projecting section of an entablature, supporting a roof   show
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show eaves  
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the part of a classical building between the top of a colonnade and the roof, consisting of architrave, frieze, and cornice   show
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a decorative band atop an interior wall below the cornice. The middle section of an entablature   show
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the triangula upper part of a wall at the end of a roof which has two sloping sides   show
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a spout projecting from a rain gutter to carry water down and away from a building.   show
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a strong, light structure constructed on a framework of triangular elements and invented by Buckminster Fuller   show
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the dominant architectural style in W. Europe from 1250 to 1550. Chracterized by fine masonry and woodworking, pointed arches, and exterior flying buttresses.   show
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show jamb  
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show minaret  
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show nave  
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a double curve that resembles the letter "S", formed by joining a concave and convex line   show
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show orders  
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show Doric  
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show Ionic  
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The most slender and ornate of the 3 Greek columns. Known for its decorative capital of delicately carved acanthus leaves   show
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A circular building, usually domed   show
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a textured exterior plaster finish consisting of cement, lime, sand, and water   show
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show ziggurat  
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