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  • a supporting pillar
    cornice
    column
    apse
    base
  • a set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular artist or artistic movement
    characteristics
    disproportion
    displeasing
    aesthetic
  • a person who is qualified to design buildings and to plan and supervise their construction
    engineer
    mathemtician
    carpenter
    architect
  • Which type of column is this?
    Doric
    Corinthian
    Ionic
    Tuscan
  • What style of architecture is this?
    baroque
    victorian
    gothic
    egyptian
  • Which type of column is this?
    Tuscan
    Ionic
    Corinthian
    Doric
  • What style of architecture is this?
    Gothic
    Renaissance
    Roman
    Greek
  • Which type of column is this?
    Tuscan
    Ionic
    Corinthian
    Doric
  • Art or science of building
    engineering
    biology
    construction
    architecture
  • A circle made of stones arranged vertically, often around a tomb or place of worship
    mastaba
    cromlech
    arch
    cornice
  • is an ornamental motif used in rococo design
    cornice
    rocaille
    ionic column
    mastaba
  • Which type of column is this?
    Doric
    Tuscan
    Composite
    Ionic
  • What style of architecture is this?
    rococo
    gothic
    victorian
    egyptian
  • What style of architecture is this?
    Prairie Style
    Renaissance
    Modern
    Georgian
  • What style of architecture is this?
    Gothic
    Baroque
    Renaissance
    Greek
  • a curved symmetrical structure spanning an opening and typically supporting the weight of a bridge, roof, or wall above it
    deadload
    arch
    rocaille
    cornice
  • economic, social and environmental
    flimsy
    sloppy
    unsuitable
    sustainability
  • a row of columns supporting a roof
    buttress
    agora
    colonade
    arcade
  • prepare a preliminary version of (a document)
    3-D model
    drafting
    clay sculpture
    paint
  • Which type of column is this?
    Corinithian
    Doric
    Ionic
    Tuscan
  • the ability of a building to maintain, over its lifetime, the performance for which it was designed
    durability
    sustainability
    cromlech
    mortar
  • the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis
    vertices
    perpendicular
    symmetry
    disproportion
  • part of a construction project that is not part of a building or house's physical structure
    apse
    blueprint
    agora
    sitework
  • material used in building construction to bond brick, stone, tile, or concrete blocks into a structure
    glue
    cornice
    obelisk
    mortar
  • a design plan or other technical drawing
    apse
    rocaille
    atrium
    blueprint