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 53
uids.DRUM. A cylindrical construction of any building material. (See Dome.)DRUM OF A CAPITAL. (See Bell.)DRY KILN. A mechanical apparatus for the purpose of drying lumber.DRY-ROT. A vegetable disease of a destruc-tive nature affecting wood.DUBBING. The act of replacing decayed brick in an old… … DYE EQU DYE. Same as Dado. DYPTERION ) g DintercDUPTERRON \ bame Ah ■UlPtelc EARLY ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE. Thefirst grade of the English Gothic style.EARS. Same as Ancones ; same as Crosettes.EARTH-TABLE. A water-table. Same as Belt Course.EAVES (Sax.) The edge of a roof.EAVES BOARD. Same as Barge…
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