-
noteworthy example of a
trabeated system is in Volubilis, from the
Roman era,
where one side of the De********
Maximus is
lined with
trabeated elements, while...
- and
vaults characterizes an
arcuated construction, as
opposed to the
trabeated system, where, like in the
architectures of
ancient Greece, China, and...
-
Stone masonry using dressed (cut)
stones is
known as
ashlar masonry.
Trabeated systems. One of the
oldest forms of
stone construction uses a
lintel (beam)...
- as if they were
hammered in from
below to
stabilize the post-and-beam (
trabeated) construction. They also
served to "organize"
rainwater runoff from above...
- The grid-like facade,
achieved through the
application of a
scheme of
trabeated articulation,
makes a
statement of
rational humanist clarity. The stone...
-
elements of the
style we now call
classical architecture. They
moved from
trabeated construction mostly based on
columns and
lintels to one
based on m****ive...
-
Ulpia exceeded London's in size. It
probably had arcaded,
rather than
trabeate, aisles, and a
double row of
square offices on the
northern side, serving...
- very
solid wall, but the lack of
respect for the
conventions of Gr****
trabeated architecture remains rather disconcerting.
Conventional Roman pediments...
-
mostly between 1667 and 1674. The design,
dominated by two
loggias with
trabeated colonnades of
coupled giant columns, was
created by a
committee of three...
- some
prominent locations. The
Minoan architecture of
Crete was of the
trabeated form like that of
ancient Greece. It emplo****
wooden columns with capitals...
