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back arko

A concealed arch carrying the backing of a wall where the exterior facing is carried by a lintel.

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arko

Building materials; Stone

A curved construction spanned over an opening and supported at its sides or ends. Usually made from cut stone voussoirs, or interlocking wedge-shaped blocks, that carry downward ...

arko

Construction; Design; Architecture

A curved structure used as a support over an open space, as in a doorway. A Semicircular opening in a wall, or a freestanding structure dependent for its structural stability on ...

arko

Geography; Physical geography

Kapag ang kweba sa bahagi ng isang imus ay bagbag patungo sa sa iba pang mga bahagi na bumubuo ng isang hugis tulay na anyo ng lupa.

katenaryang arko

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Ang isang paparabola arko hurno nangangailangan ng walang pagtitira o bakal na paggilid; inilatag sa pamamagitan ng palawit ng kuwintas mula sa dalawang mga punto at minamarkahan ...

romanong arko

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Tingnan ang bariles na arko.

kama

Building materials; Stone

1. In granites or marbles, a layer or sheet of the rock mass that is horizontal, commonly curved and lenticular, as developed by fractures. Sometimes applied also to the surface ...

tabingi

Building materials; Stone

A beveled or slanted surface.

pader itali

Building materials; Stone

A bonder or metal piece which connects wythes of masonry to each other or to other materials.

oulitik apog

Building materials; Stone

A calcite-cemented calcareous stone formed of shells and shell fragments, practically non-crystalline in character. It is found in massive deposits located almost entirely in ...

aedicule

Building materials; Stone

A canopied niche framed by colonettes, resembling a temple and intended as a shrine or votive offering; a doorway or window flanked by a pair of columns and topped by a pediment.