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Arch - CORRECT ANSWER-a curved structural element spanning an opening and serves as support

Architect - CORRECT ANSWER-a person who designs buildings

Architecture - CORRECT ANSWER-the art of designing buildings

Blueprint - CORRECT ANSWER-the drawings an architect does of a building

Buttress - CORRECT ANSWER-a solid stone projection perpendicular out from a wall which supports the roof

Cantilever - CORRECT ANSWER-a horizontal beam that sticks out with no support under the end that sticks out

Capital - CORRECT ANSWER-the top of a post, or column, often carved

Construction - CORRECT ANSWER-the act of building

Counter Balance - CORRECT ANSWER-to have an equal weight at the end to hold up the unsupported end

Curtain Wall - CORRECT ANSWER-a non-load-bearing wall which hangs on a framed structure

Dome - CORRECT ANSWER-Arches in a circle, a hemispherical roof or ceiling

Elevation View - CORRECT ANSWER-The side view, looking at the side of the building

Facade - CORRECT ANSWER-the exterior front of a building

Flying Buttress - CORRECT ANSWER-an open arched stone projection perpendicular out from a wall which supports
the roof

Gothic Arch - CORRECT ANSWER-a pointed arch

keystone - CORRECT ANSWER-center stone in an arch, holds it together, last stone to go in place

Lintel - CORRECT ANSWER-a horizontal beam across the top of an opening in a building

Load Bearing - CORRECT ANSWER-The walls carry the load, weight, of the building

Pediment - CORRECT ANSWER-a low-pitched triangle, sometimes over doors and windows

Plan View - CORRECT ANSWER-The top view drawing, looking down on a building

Post - CORRECT ANSWER-Upright support in a building, a column

Roman Arch - CORRECT ANSWER-a round arch

Scale - CORRECT ANSWER-a standard by which something can be measured

Structural - CORRECT ANSWER-A structure of wood, iron, ext. carry the load, weight of the building

Vault - CORRECT ANSWER-a space covered by a straight row of arches

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