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Architecture. By: Rashad Faison. A. Adobe “bricks” are just tightly pressed earth. B. Bargeboards , also called vergeboards, hang from the projecting end of a roof. C.
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Architecture By: Rashad Faison
A • Adobe “bricks” are just tightly pressed earth.
B • Bargeboards, also called vergeboards, hang from the projecting end of a roof.
C • In Old English, cob was a root word that meant lump or rounded mass. Cob houses are made of clay-like lumps of soil, sand, and straw.
D • A dormer is a window which is set vertically on a slanting roof. The dormer has its own roof, which can be flat, arched, or pointed.
E • An eave is the edge of a roof. Eaves usually are beyond the side of the building.
F • A Flying buttress is a support, usually made of brick or stone, built against a wall to support it.
G • A gable is the triangle formed by a sloping roof. A building may be front-gabled or side-gabled.
H • How to. When a person is new to the job he has to study a lot.
I • An I-Beamis A steel beam often used for floor support.
J • The Jamb is The vertical parts of a window.
K • A Knee Wall is a wall supported by studs in an almost one- story construction.
L • A Light isa type of window glass.
M • A Masonryis just brickwork.
N • A Niche is A place in a wall to place decorations.
O • An Orielis a box like window projecting from the wall of a house.
P • Partition is the name given to an inside part of the wall.
Q • A Quoin is a stone or block keeping the corners of a building from falling.
R • The top of a roof from when roof sides fall away, is called a Ridge.
S • The Stoolis the inside window sill.
T • A frame for supporting a roof is called a Truss.
U • Usonian Houses had no attics and no basements.
V • Valley Jacks are rafters that run from the ridge rafter to the valley rafter.
W • A Wall Opening is where the walls have a cut out in them.
X • Extra- better houses can make them really famous, and the more famous they get the more money you get.
Y • A Yoke is the top horizontal board of a frame.
Z • Zinc is pretty much sculpturing. Many architecture workers use this for counter tops, parts of the roof, walls, etc.
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