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Stave Church |
A Scandinavian wooden church with vertical planks
forming the walls.
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Steeple |
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Steeplejack |
A specialty contractor who works on church steeples
by suspending a Bozeman's chair from the spire while repairing
or painting.
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Stele |
In classical architecture and a slab marking
a grave. 2.) A wall area set aside as a memorial.
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Stepped Arch |
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Stonehenge |
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Store-Front Church |
A house of worship constructed from a former
retail store.
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Structural
Glued- Laminated Timber |
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Stump Tracery |
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Stupa |
A buddhist memorial mound, erected to enshrine
a relic or to commemorate a sacred site; consists of an artificial
mound, raised on a platform and surrounded by an outer ambulatory
with a stone railing and four gateways, crowned by multiple sunshade.
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Summer |
A stone laid on a column and serving as a support
for construction as in the construction of an arch.
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Supercolumniation |
The placing of one order of column above another.
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Suspended
Acoustical Ceiling |
A non-structural ceiling suspended below the
overhead structural slab or from the structural elements of a
building and not bearing on the walls.
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Sweathouse, Sweat Lodge |
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Swell Box |
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Synagogue |
A Jewish house of worship often having facilities
for religious instruction. From the Greek, meaning assembly.
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Tabernacle |
A box or vessel,often highly decorated on a church
altar containing the consecrated host and wine of the Eucharist.
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Tabernacle |
A place of worship distinguished from a church.
2.)The Mormon temple.
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Tabernacle Light |
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Tabernacle Work |
A highly decorated arcade with canopies and sculpture.
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