grilles:
a metal grating used as a screen, barrier or decorative element as in a window or gateway
hipped:
the external angle formed by the meeting of two adjacent, sloping sides of a roof ...
Grille: An ornamental arrangement of bars to form a screen or partition, usually of metal, wood, stone, or concrete, to cover, conceal, decorate, or protect an opening ...
Grille (or muntin bar): Usually removable for easy cleaning, grilles give the appearance of a divided window pane.
Head jamb (also head): All of the horizontal members that make up the top of the window or door frame.
Grille (Grilles)
Wood, plastic or metal dividers (grilles, grids, bars) designed for a single light sash or panel to give the appearance of muntins in a multi-light sash or panel. These can be removable or fixed. Also called Muntins.
grille A decorative, openwork grating, usually of iron, used to protect a window, door, or other opening.
gutter A shallow channel of metal or wood set immediately below and along the eaves of a building to catch and carry off rainwater.
A grille created by cris-crossing or decoratively interlacing strips of material.
lattice window ...
Lattice - A grille created by cris-crossing or decoratively interlacing strips of material.
Leaded Window - A window decorated by artistic inserts of lead.
Leader - Down spout ...
wood and iron grille-pattern gate which was raised and lowered in grooves by ropes or chains, in front of or behind an entrance
Postern
small doorway useful for entering or leaving a castle after the main gates had been closed ...
Air Gap - The height of water above the rim of sanitary fitting to prevent backflow from contaminating the supply pipe.
Air grille, air grating - A simple type of air terminal unit: a perforated metal plate that allows air to pass, ...
grill, grillwork, grille - a framework of metal bars used as a partition or a grate; "he cooked hamburgers on the grill"
gun carriage - a framework on which a gun is mounted for firing ...
Wooden grille or grate used to cover windows or balconies.
Definition
The word is derived from the niches used to store vessels of drinking water.
clairvoieA Clairvoie is a gate, fence or grille placed in an otherwise solid barrier to provide a 'clear view' of the outside scenery.
Portcullis: vertical sliding wooden grille shod with iron suspended in front of a gateway designed to protect the gate
Postern Gate: a secondary gate or door often located at the rear of the castle.
Within the doorway there is a clock surrounded by a metal grille and metal molding. The door beneath it is new, but is contextual.
The rest of the building is largely a smooth brick surface with minimal detailing around the windows.
Windowpane divider: A short bar used to separate glass in a sash into multiple lights. Also called a muntin or a grille.
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Clair-voyee
- inserts of ironwork (originally wrought, latterly cast) in stone walls, either as tall rails, or as grilles to afford views beyond the enclosure.
On a grand scale the Palais Royal was laid out in just this manner, among the first Paris hõtels particuliers having a cour d'honneur, once separated from the public street by a wrought iron grille, later by an open architectural screen, ...
Baptistery
Where the font was stored and baptisms were performed, generally near the west door. Sometimes a screen or grille separates the baptistery from the nave.
Jalousie - a blind or shutter with slats which slope upwards from without to exclude rain and sun but admit air and some light; also an open-work grille covering a gallery in a church or a box in a theatre.
straight from the ridge to the eaves on two sides, with a gable on the other two sides Gargoyle A grotesque spout projecting from a building to carry off rainwater Gazebo A small tower or summerhouse, usually in a garden Grille ...
This sumptuousness of detail and colour, and composition of light and shade, enters into every detail; altars and reredoses, the latter often vast in size and of the richest materials; grilles of intricately wrought and chiselled metal; ...
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