A small church or chapel.

In ancient architecture, a court or hall, esp. an open court attached to a house.

A concrete pile which is cast-inplace in a hole drilled by an auger; may be belled at the bottom; suitable

A bit having a square tang, fitted into and rotated by a brace; used for drilling holes in wood.

1. A hand-held carpenters tool for boring holes in wood, similar to, but larger than, a gimlet; has a long

Manufactured row chairs for stepped, level, or inclined floors in rooms or areas occupied by an audience.

A plan, 1 employed in church architecture where the plan of the sanctuary somewhat resembles a common plan of a

That part of a theater, school, or public building which is set aside for the audience for listening and viewing.