Ashlar
Explanation
Large square stones that are put on the front of walls to improve their appearance.
Technical Meaning: It is precisely cut and finished stone masonry. It is often characterized by its regular, rectangular shapes and well-defined joints. It is commonly used in the construction of walls, facades, and other architectural elements, lending a polished and aesthetically pleasing appearance to structures.
Simple Meaning: When carefully cut and polished stone used to build wall, it is called ashlar masonry. The stones are shaped into rectangular blocks that fit neatly together, creating a smooth and visually appealing surface. It gives buildings a clean and refined look.
Definition in One Word: Stonewall
Word of the Day
(feh · nuh · stray · shn)The arrangement, proportioning, and design of windows and doors in a building; an opening in a surface (such as a wall or membrane)
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Ashlar
Large square stones that are put on the front of walls to improve their appearance.
Technical Meaning: It is precisely cut and finished stone masonry. It is often characterized by its regular, rectangular shapes and well-defined joints. It is commonly used in the construction of walls, facades, and other architectural elements, lending a polished and aesthetically pleasing appearance to structures.
Simple Meaning: When carefully cut and polished stone used to build wall, it is called ashlar masonry. The stones are shaped into rectangular blocks that fit neatly together, creating a smooth and visually appealing surface. It gives buildings a clean and refined look.
Definition in One Word: Stonewall
Word of the Day
Fenestration
(feh · nuh · stray · shn)The arrangement, proportioning, and design of windows and doors in a building; an opening in a surface (such as a wall or membrane)
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