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Definition of architect
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Architect
(n.) A
contriver,
designer,
or
maker..
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Carver
::
Carver
(n.) One who
carves;
one who
shapes
or
fashions
by
carving,
or as by
carving;
esp. one who
carves
decorative
forms,
architectural
adornments,
etc..
Label
::
Label (n.) The name now
generally
given to the
projecting
molding
by the
sides,
and over the tops, of
openings
in
mediaeval
architecture.
It
always
has a
/quare
form, as in the
illustration..
Fusarole
::
Fusarole
(n.) A
molding
generally
placed
under the
echinus
or
quarter
round of
capitals
in the
Doric,
Ionic,
and
Corinthian
orders
of
architecture..
Tabernacle
::
Tabernacle
(n.)
Hence,
a work of art of
sacred
subject,
having
a
partially
architectural
character,
as a solid frame
resting
on a
bracket,
or the
like..
Architectonical
::
Architectonical
(a.)
Relating
to the
systemizing
of
knowledge.
Acroterium
::
Acroterium
(n.) One of the small
pedestals,
for
statues
or other
ornaments,
placed
on the apex and at the basal
angles
of a
pediment.
Acroteria
are also
sometimes
placed
upon the
gables
in
Gothic
architecture..
Order
::
Order (n.) The
disposition
of a
column
and its
component
parts,
and of the
entablature
resting
upon it, in
classical
architecture;
hence (as the
column
and
entablature
are the
characteristic
features
of
classical
architecture)
a style or
manner
of
architectural
designing..
Loggia
::
Loggia
(n.) A
roofed
open
gallery.
It
differs
from a
veranda
in being more
architectural,
and in
forming
more
decidedly
a part of the main
edifice
to which it is
attached;
from a
porch,
in being
intended
not for
entrance
but for an
out-of-door
sitting-room..
Palmette
::
Palmette
(n.) A
floral
ornament,
common
in Greek and other
ancient
architecture;
-- often
called
the
honeysuckle
ornament..
Gothicism
::
Gothicism
(n.)
Conformity
to the
Gothic
style of
architecture.
Hagioscope
::
Hagioscope
(n.) An
opening
made in the
interior
walls of a
cruciform
church
to
afford
a view of the altar to those in the
transepts;
--
called,
in
architecture,
a
squint..
Portico
::
Portico
(n.) A
colonnade
or
covered
ambulatory,
especially
in
classical
styles
of
architecture;
usually,
a
colonnade
at the
entrance
of a
building..
Scotia
::
Scotia
(n.) A
concave
molding
used
especially
in
classical
architecture.
Light
::
Light (n.) The
medium
through
which light is
admitted,
as a
window,
or
window
pane; a
skylight;
in
architecture,
one of the
compartments
of a
window
made by a
mullion
or
mullions..
Architrave
::
Architrave
(n.) The group of
moldings,
or other
architectural
member,
above and on both sides of a door or other
opening,
especially
if
square
in
form..
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.) A cage or open
chamber
of rich
architecture,
open below into the
building
or tower which it
crowns..
Dogtooth
::
Dogtooth
(n.) An
ornament
common
in
Gothic
architecture,
consisting
of
pointed
projections
resembling
teeth;
-- also
called
tooth
ornament..
Archivolt
::
Archivolt
(n.) The
architectural
member
surrounding
the
curved
opening
of an arch,
corresponding
to the
architrave
in the case of a
square
opening..
Ionic
::
Ionic (a.)
Pertaining
to the Ionic order of
architecture,
one of the three
orders
invented
by the
Greeks,
and one of the five
recognized
by the
Italian
writers
of the
sixteenth
century.
Its
distinguishing
feature
is a
capital
with
spiral
volutes.
See
Illust.
of
Capital..
Morisco
::
Morisco
(n.) A thing of
Moorish
origin;
as: (a) The
Moorish
language.
(b) A
Moorish
dance,
now
called
morris
dance.
Marston.
(c) One who
dances
the
Moorish
dance.
Shak. (d)
Moresque
decoration
or
architecture..
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