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Scale
The size of an architectural buildings, element, or space relative to other buildings, elements, or spaces.
Axis
A line drawn implicitly between two points in a building, landscape, or city.
Pediment
A triangular area formed at the end of roof slopes.
Entablature
An assemblage of horizontal bands and moldings and located above columns in a classical building.
Frieze
The upper portion of the entablature, composed of triglyphs and metopes.
Column
A vertical element, which typically has a rounded shaft, capital, and base.
Entasis
The tapering of columns originating in Greek architecture to shape human visual perception.
Cornice
A decorative horizontal projection that crowns a building or wall, often where walls meet roofs.
Plan
A drawing on a horizontal plane viewed from above, plan is typically cut at 4’ above the floor.
Section
A drawing on a vertical plane that cuts through the building showing what lies within.
Elevation
A drawing on a vertical plan that shows a view of a building exterior.