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Ashlar:
hewed or square stone; also masonry of stone
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Bargeboard:
the vertical face board following and set back under the roof
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edge of a gable,
sometimes decorated
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Bay:
One unit of a building that has similar units; like the number of window
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and door
openings per floor
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Belvedere:
an open pavilion built for a view sometimes on top of a building
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Bracket:
Supporting part of a floor or shelf, or under eaves sometimes in the
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shape of an
inverted L or sometimes triangular
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Capital:
top member of a column
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Cresting:
decorative ridge for a roof
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Dormer:
a vertically set window on a sloping roof; roofed structure housing
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such a window
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Eaves:
The projecting overhang at the lower edge of the roof
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Façade:
The face or front of the building
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Finial:
a form at the top of a spire, gable, gatepost or other point with some
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height
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Gable:
a triangular wall segment at the
end of a gabled roof
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