- Post and
lintel (also
called prop and lintel, a
trabeated system, or a
trilithic system) is a
building system where strong horizontal elements are held...
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pediment form. But
unlike classical structures,
which operate through trabeation, the
gable ends of many
buildings are
actually bearing-wall structures...
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older Roman buildings. Some
scholars believe that the
columns supported a
trabeation (lintel) at this time and not arches. On the
upper level of the outer...
- town hall is its use of
colour on the exterior. The
highlighting and
trabeation of the
exterior are
white and the
tracery and
decorative grills are dark...
- two-storey high, airy room was
lavishly decorated with stuccoes, half columns,
trabeation,
balconies and six
crystal chandeliers in Neo-Baroque style.
Seven arched...
- and courtyard,
while Palladio must have been
defined the
upper storey trabeation and capitals.
Works began on the
building in 1542. In
December of the...
- Composite) in all
their parts (bases, columns, architraves, arches, capitals,
trabeations), as well as
discussing other building elements (vaulted ceilings, floors...
- the
griffin of
Perugia under the inscription, it's
surmounted with a
trabeation that
recalls the
doric decoration of the Arco Etrusco: a
frieze composed...
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January 22,
according to the
General Roman Calendar of 1954.
Multiple trabeation,
columns and
decorative sculpture "contribuiscono a
conferire alla facciata...
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first in
doric order, the
second ionic and the
third corinthian. On the
trabeation of the
first order there are
illustrated metops, on the
second order there...
