1. In Western-style architecture, a band-like decoration attached to the top of a wall or eaves. ◇Also called "bellows," it is called "ceiling bellows" or "eaves bellows" depending on where it is attached. 2) In Greek and Roman architecture, the horizontal band at the top of an entablature. Source : Kodansha Dictionary of House and Interior Terms Information |
➀洋風建築で、壁や軒(のき)の上部などに付けられた帯状の装飾。◇「蛇腹(じゃばら)」ともいい、取り付けられた位置によって「天井蛇腹」「軒蛇腹」などという。 ➁ギリシャ・ローマ建築における、エンタブレチュア(梁(はり))の最上部の水平帯。 出典 講談社家とインテリアの用語がわかる辞典について 情報 |
…Each type of tea has a name based on the time of...
...A bivalve mollusc of the family Bivalvia used ...
An industrial rope made of twisted fibers or stee...
An open-tubed vertical flute used in the Andes re...
...It is distributed in Nagano Prefecture, northe...
It specifically indicates the minimum standard of ...
French philosopher. Born in Grenoble on September...
A Spanish political movement founded in October 19...
...The date of creation and author are unknown. T...
... The cronicas of Sahagún and Cieza are chronic...
The northernmost island of the Kuril Islands. Japa...
…the region in southeastern Europe, between the B...
…[Yoshiyuki Mizuko]. . . *Some of the terminology...
…In both events, if there is a tailwind of more t...
A district in central Ichihara City, Chiba Prefec...