a style of design from the 1920s–30s with bold shapes and decoration
art-deco
an open central space inside a building
atrium
a very detailed and decorative architectural style from the 17th century
baroque
a long piece of wood, metal, or concrete that supports a building
Beam
a soft white rock used for writing or drawing
chalk
a natural soft material used to make bricks and pottery
clay
a tall vertical structure that supports a building
column
a hard building material made from cement, sand and water
Concrete
a rounded roof shaped like half a ball
dome
a medieval architectural style with pointed arches and tall structures
gothic
a hard natural stone often used in buildings
limestone
a smooth hard stone often used for statues and buildings
marble
relating to the Middle Ages
medieval
relating to the present or recent times
modern
a style based on classical Greek and Roman design
neo-classical
a light open building often used for events or shelter
pavilion
