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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 89

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The rough carriage of astair. ROUNDEL. A bead or astragal. RUBBED WORK. Stone-work that has been rubbed to a smooth surface.RUBBLE-WORK. A rough, irregular class of stone masonry.RUDERATION. A pavement composed of cement and small stones or pebbles.RULE JOINT. A quarter-round placed in an internal… … RUS SCH RUSTIC ORDER. Stone work composed of Quoins,Rustic joints, etc.RUSTIC WORK. Rough stone-work, the face of the stone being pointed off or picketed.RYBAT. A scotch term for Reveal SACELLUM (Lat.) A small inclosed space orcourt without a roof. A small chapel. Amonumental chapel within a…

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