A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 567
— H. V. B. 972 VAULTING CELL VENTILATION VAULTING CELL, One (■(iiiipartment of avault wliiih is so plaiiufd that one part can bebuilt at a time, as in rilibed vaulting. VAULTING COURSE. A horizontal coursemade up of the almtments or springers of avaulted roof; generally made of stones set… … Vaulting Shaft; .Mi nm kl h >jr i..i,l>, Rhknish Prussia.The Shafts Proper spring from Culs-de-l.ampe AND ARE ONLY TWO FeET LoNd. or group of ribs. This shaft may rise from thegiound, or from a corbel at a greater height inthe face of the masonry. VAULTING TILE. A light piece of bakedclay,…
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