discontinuous impost
A shafted impost, where the arch moldings are different from the moldings of the pier from which the arch springs.
A shafted impost, where the arch moldings are different from the moldings of the pier from which the arch springs.
An arch, usually segmental and often a blind arch, built above the lintel of a door or window to discharge
A short bar of iron with its ends bent at right angles and pointed so as to hold together the two pieces
An interval between two columns such as to admit two triglyphs in the entablature instead of one, as usual.
1. A continuous cross-connection or interconnection such that the flow of water from one system to the other may occur under the slightest
Reflection of light from a rough surface which scatters it in all directions.
In a water supply system, a special type of adapter (such as a union) used to connect a pipe containing copper with