Architectural terms

Ashlar

Masonry of squared and finely cut or worked stone, commonly used for the facing of a building.

Prehistoric stone-built chamber used to contain the bodies of the dead.

Part of a Christian church crossing the area between the nave and the chancel, forming a characteristic cruciform shape.

Redirected to proscenium.

Part of a theatre stage in front of the curtain.

Tall, narrow window typically associated with the Gothic architectural style.

Small piece of enclosed ground.

Redirected to peristyle.

Range of columns surrounding an architectural feature.

General term for a covered walkway, and more specifically for the walkway linking the two chancel aisles behind the high altar.