Tag: neo-classical

Building Language: Frieze

by Raina Regan | Nov 20, 2012 | Building Language | 0 |

Frieze on the Indiana World War Memorial Frieze. A frieze is another architectural term with roots...

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Building Language: Soffit

by Raina Regan | Sep 18, 2012 | Building Language | 2 |

Soffit. A soffitdescribes an exposed underside of an architectural element, such as an arch,...

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Building Language: Keystone

by Raina Regan | Aug 21, 2012 | Building Language | 1 |

Keystones in South Elevation, Alumni Hall, Indiana School for the Deaf (1200 E. 42nd Street)...

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Building Language: Fluting

by Raina Regan | Apr 24, 2012 | Building Language | 2 |

Fluting. Architectural columns are one of those features found just about anywhere and everywhere...

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Building Language: Pediment

by Raina Regan | Mar 13, 2012 | Building Language | 2 |

Pediment on Good Hall, University of Indianapolis Pediment. Following up on previous posts on...

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Building Language: Colonnade

by Raina Regan | Feb 28, 2012 | Building Language | 0 |

Colonnade. A colonnade is a series of columns, spaced evenly apart in a straight line, which...

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