Intrados
The interior curve of an arch taken from the inside of the voussoirs. The outside curve of an arch is the extrados. See also spandrel.
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intrados - the inside curve or surface of an arch or vault.
keystone - the central, topmost stone of an arch. It locks in the voussoirs before the centering scaffolding can be removed. (p. 22 in the window arches, p. 28 - left window arch, p.
Intrados - The inner curve or underside of an arch; also called a soffit.
Isometric projection - A geometrical drawing to show a building in three dimensions.
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intrados the underside or interior curve of an arch; sometimes used to describe a curved vault or soffit
ionic column A Greek-style column topped by a single scroll just below the top.
Intrados
The undersurface (as opposed to extrados) of an arch (or vault); also called a soffit. Image courtesy of Gayle Goudy Kochanski ...
Intrados. The inner curve or underside of an arch. Also known as a soffit.
'Kneeling' windows. Typical feature of Renaissance buildings, the window is framed by columns, entablature and tympanum, all resting on two corbels or brackets.
Intrados
The inside curved soffit of an arch. The opposite face is known as the extrados.
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INTRADOS or SOFFIT). EYELET: a small opening in a traceried window, usually formed between the apex of the arch above and "Y"-forking tracery bars below (cf. OCULUS). FACADE: the face of a building, especially one designed to look grand.
Intrados - inner face of voussoirs. (also soffit).
Keystone - the voussoir at the centre of the arch, often larger and decorated.
Rise - vertical height between springing line and underside of keystone.
Ribs are replaced with sharp intrados (pronounced "IN tra dohs" or "in TRAY does"; definition: the inner curve of an arch) curves.
The name reminds of crystal surfaces, which are cut sharply with concave walls similar to inverted pyramids.
An arch having a horizontal intrados with voussoirs radiating from a center below, often built with a slight camber to allow for setting. Also know as a õjack archö.
flat roof
A pitch less roof type most favorable in dry climates.
The lower surface or soffit of the arch is the intrados, E, and the upper surface the extrados, F. The rise of the arch is the distance from the springing to the soffit, G, the width between the springers is called the span, H, and the radius I.
curved shape
flat arch
intrados
straight arch
In combined cable-stayed bridges, the stay cables are located above the extrados and below the intrados of the deck (Fig.
A type of bar tracery used c. 1300, formed by interlocking mullions each branching out in two curved bars of the same radius but different centres.IntradosInner curve or underside of an arch.Ionic ...
The inner arch is framed by a magnificent round horseshoe arch decorated with a bold interlaced pattern. The intrados of the arch is decorated with bold stylized flora, ...
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