| Living space | The feeling of the comfortable positioning of things in the environment that promotes both liberty of movement and paths as directives.
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| Transept | The crossing arm of a church structured like a Latin cross. See Latin cross.
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| Frieze | Low-relief sculpture running high and horizontally on a wall of a building.
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| Cornice | The horizontal molding projecting along the top of a building.
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| Entasis | The subtle convex swelling near the center of a column.
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| Pediment | The triangular space formed by roof jointure in a Greek temple or a building on the Greek model.
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| Cantilever | In architecture, a projecting beam or structure supported at only one end, which is anchored to a pier or wall.
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