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The American glossary of architectural terms, being a concise and comprehensive compilation of all terms used in the practice of architecture and the building arts (1887)

Garnsey, Geo. O. (George O.) · Chicago : National Builder Publishing Co. · leaf 33

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OIN. (See Barrel Vault.) BRICK AND STUD ) Brick work laid between BRICK NOGGING ( wooden studs or scant-ling, forming a wall. BRICK-TRIMMER ARCH. An arch built infront of a fire-place to support a hearth-stone. BRIDGEBOARD. The notched piece orstringer on which rest the steps of a stair-way. BRIDGE… … BRO CAN BROACH ) BROCHE [ An English term for a spire.BROACHED) BROCATELLE. A quality of marble. BROKEN ASHLAR. A term used to desig-nate stone work whose vertical and hori-zontal joints are uneven and suited to thesize of the stone. BROKEN JOINT. (Same as Break Joints.) BUAtIA I A vaultecl room or…

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