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roll billet molding =

A common Norman molding

consisting of a series of billets,

which are cylindrical in cross

section, usually staggered in

alternate rows.

Romanesque style =

An architectural style

emerging in Europe in the

11

th

century and lasting

until the advent of Gothic

architecture; based on

Roman and Byzantine

elements; found especially

in churches, castles and

public buildings. It is characterized by round

arches and by massive articulated wall, barrel,

groined and ribbed vaults; semicircular arches. It

served as the basis of the

Richardson

Roman-

esque style practiced by Henry Hobson Richard-

son (1838 – 1886) and his followers making use

of architectural elements of the Romanesque

style.

rose window =

A large, circular medieval

window containing tracery

disposed in a radial man-

ner.

rowlock arch =

An arch wherein the

bricks or small voussoirs

are arranged in concentric

rings.

roll billet

molding

Romanesque

Richardsonian

rose window

rowlock arch