Columns
this type of order was best known for its capital which has prominent volutes
what is an ionic order/column
This arch was the first type of arch exstensively.
what is a Roman arch.
this period is best known for its simplicity and function
what is Bauhaus
this is the center aisle in the gothic cathedral
what is a Nave
this is the center portion of the entablature that includes metopes and triglyphs.
what is the frieze
the detailing on the shaft of a column.
These two types of arches were made prominent in Arabic architecture and later widely featured in gothic architecture.
pointed arch
this period is best known for its large cathedrals stained glass, and flying buttresses
what is the gothic period
Displayed between trigylths, these may tell a story
what are Metope(s)
this is the pointed top of a roman structure held up by columns.
what is a pediment
This is the type of column has no base
What is the Doric
This arch was named after the monarchy at the time and features a wide opening that comes to a gradual point. Often with exsposed wood beams.
tudor arch
this period is best known for its grand presentation and use of roman columns on a massive scale
what is the neoclassical
A horizontal beam placed across the top of an opening
what is a lentil
Name of the Local high school that uses a split level Configuration.
SLHS
this type of column was prominent during the greek period and was known for its display of leafs on its capital.
What is the a corinthian column
An Arch extend over a distance for a ceiling
what is barrel vault
this period is best known for tatami mats and sliding doors
what is TraditionalJapanese
The "teeth" in the cornice molding
what are dentils
this is the spout water comes out of on gothic buildings, usually shaped like an animal.
what is a gargoyle
This is the most basic column with a smooth shaft and undecorated order.
what is a doric column?
This type of arch was named after its soaring nature
what is a flying buttress
this period is best known for its whimsical presentation.
What is the art nouveau
Abundant Mediterranean leaf
what is an acanthus
this is the name of the bottom molding of the entablature
what is the Architrave