The mezzanine is often used in shops, and other such things for storage of tools, or materials. The high roof of the shop is ideal for a mezzanine, and offices can be put below it.
Mezzanine - A low storey between two higher ones; also called an entresol.
Mezzanine A floor between the ground and first floors, often accessed off a half landing.
Mortar Mixture of sand, cement (or lime), and water used to join stones, blocks or bricks, and for pointing and general filling.
Mezzanine
in architecture, an intermediate, lowceilinged story between two main stories.
Mezzotint ...
Mezzanine
- an intermediate floor formed within a high floor to ceiling height.
mezzanine
parapet
peanut gallery
second balcony
upper balcony
On arriving at the square of the Hoogstraet, the man with the sallow face pushed the other behind an open shutter, from which corner he himself began to survey the balcony of the Town-hall.
Mezzanine - Partial story between two main stories; usually projects as a balcony
Modillion Blocks - Ornamental scroll-shaped brackets or blocks found under the cornice
Mullion - Vertical member separating two or more windows ...
Entresol - a low storey within two high ones (mezzanine).
Fascine - huge bundle of brushwood for revetting ramparts or filling in ditches.
Fausse Braye - low rampart in the ditch, in front of the main fortification.
Mezzanine level with spiral stairs
Upper level with bedrooms overlooking the living area
Courtyard separating the living area from the studio space
Visitor information ...
The various levels of rooms in a house are designated as "ground-floor," "first-floor," "mezzanine-floor," &c.
Gallery
A balcony or mezzanine overlooking the main interior space of a building. In a church the gallery is an upper storey directly above the aisle, with arches looking down into the nave.
The general terms, floor unless otherwise specifically mentioned shall not refer to mezzanine floor.
 See also: Architecture, Storey, Floor, House, Brick
  
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