BELLCOTE A frame of stone or wood to hold bells, often located at the church's west end.
BOSS An ornament projecting from the intersection of a vault ‘s ribs.
Baroque
Bartizan
Battlement
Bellcast picture - see Bellcast, Focus on St Mary' College
Bellcote picture - see Bellcote, Focus on St Mary' College
Blind Arcade
BRIDGE CASE STUDY - multiple illustrations ...
A bell turret set upon a roof or gable (Sometimes known as a Bellcote). A chamber or stage in a tower where bells are hung. Also a bell tower in a general sense.
Bracket.
Bellcast roof(Scots): A sloping roof swept out slightly over the eaves. In England often called a sprocketed roof.BellcoteSmall gabled or roofed housing for a bell or bells.
 See also: Timber, Ornament, Gable, Tower, Capital
|
