(आर्किटेक्चर,

Noun:

कमान कमान, कमानदार छत,

vaultings's Usage Examples:

not of stone, for they would have to come on the crown of the crypt vaultings, but of wood, to be made stouter to the eye by casings.

shape of a twisted rope, again anticipating a common theme in Manueline vaultings throughout the country.

sometimes considered the geometric forms, both girih and the complex vaultings of muqarnas, as innovative, and arabesques as retardataire, but in Al-Andalus.

Church vaultings from the tribune.

the cistern tower (left), as well as one of the two surviving cellar vaultings The castle chapel of the lower ward.

Empire would ‘be doomed to crouch and wither in the groinings [sic], vaultings, tracery, pointed roof, and flying buttresses of a Gothic building…’:.

Along with the building of the new Renaissance vault, the vaultings of the windows were lowered, which can be still seen from the outside.

Spanish structural engineer Rafael Guastavino (1842–1908), famous for his vaultings, known as Guastavino tile work, designed vaults in dozens of Beaux-Arts.

shape of a twisted rope - again anticipating a common theme in Manueline vaultings throughout the country.

façade was in the ornate French Renaissance style, including arches, vaultings, and Ionic pilasters.

temple, with all the architectural details, such as columns, arches, and vaultings, the whole resembling a delicate lacework.

In later buildings employing ribbed vaultings, groin vaults are most frequently used for the less visible and smaller.

High-rising intricate ribbed, and later fan vaultings demonstrated movement toward heaven.

Synonyms:

structure, fan vaulting, construction,

Antonyms:

afraid, cowardly, backward, gradual,