- of the
soffit is
called a
soffit vent. A
soffit joist can be
added to the
framework instead of or in
addition to lookouts. "Fascias and
Soffits". Fascia...
- a
surface to
attach the
soffits securely. Box
cornices often have
ventilation screens laid over
openings cut in the
soffits to
allow air to circulate...
-
underside of the
eaves may be
filled with a
horizontal soffit fixed at
right angles to the wall, the
soffit may be
decorative but it also has the
function of...
-
sunken panels in the
shape of a square, rectangle, or
octagon in a ceiling,
soffit or vault. A
series of
these sunken panels was
often used as
decoration for...
-
outer boundary of a
voussoir forms an extrados,
internal - an
intrados (
soffit). In
Visigothic and
Moorish architectural traditions, the
voussoirs are...
-
Limburger Dom,
Germany Gable roof with eaves, exposed,
decorated rafters and
soffits, and
stepped ascending apexes,
temple in
Chiang Mai, Thailand. Conical...
-
block Soffits and
cornice Theodosian capital Theodosian capital for a pilaster, one of the few
remains of the
church of
Theodosius II
Soffits On 23 February...
- dictionary. A coffer, in architecture, is a
sunken panel in a ceiling,
soffit or vault.
Coffer may also
refer to:
Coffer (fortification), a
hollow lodgement...
-
Customs house in the
Citadel of
Leith in 1754–1755. In
arches and vaults, the
soffit is the
curved inner surface of the arch or
vault located above the impost...
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finished with guttae. The
cornice is
split into the
soffit, the corona, and the cymatium. The
soffit is
simply the
exposed underside. The
corona and the...
