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Module - A unit of measurement by which the proportion of a building or part of a building are regulated.
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The measurement that architects use to determine the proportions of a structure, for example, the diameter of a column.
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a unit of measurement on which the proportions of a building or work of art are based.
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The measurement by which parts of a building are related to one another. An example is the diameter of a column.
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The transverse entrance hall of a church.
Bathroom Pod - A factory finished bathroom/toilet module, with its own roof and cladding. It can be placed on a prepared slab by crane and can be connected to services within a few hours ...
ModuleA predetermined standard size for co-ordinating the dimensions of components of a building; hence modular planning, etc.
The use of a standard module consisting of an upright traceried rectangle, which could be used for wall paneling and window tracery alike, resulted in an extraordinary unity of design in church interiors.
A modular home is constructed of pre-made parts and unit modules. Unlike manufactured homes, modular homes must conform to the building codes for the locations where they are erected. Learn more about modular homes.
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Bay of Abbey of St. Denis
A bay is a module in classical or Gothic architecture, the distance between two supports of a vault or the unit of an opening and its framing on a façade....
Symmetrical fronts with centered door and 2 windows.
Expanded in modules as family growth or other needs required.
Often bright, contrasting colors.
Many with steep-pitched, metal roofs shaped to resist blowing off in high winds.
It is established by certain modules like the intervals of music, and it raises certain expectations in an audience attuned to its language. The orders are like the grammar or rhetoric of a written composition.
Many of his imitators, however, seized on its commercial potential; it proved extremely efficient for large-scale construction, in which the same module could be repeated indefinitely.
 See also: Architecture, Classical, Roman, House, Ornament
  
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