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Architecture is the art and
technique of
designing and building, as
distinguished from the
skills ****ociated with construction. It is both the process...
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Gothic architecture is an
architectural style that was
prevalent in
Europe from the late 12th to the 16th century,
during the High and Late
Middle Ages...
- Open
architecture is a type of
computer architecture or
software architecture intended to make adding, upgrading, and
swapping components with
other computers...
- In
computer science and
computer engineering,
computer architecture is a
description of the
structure of a
computer system made from
component parts. It...
- In
architecture, a
transom is a
transverse horizontal structural beam or bar, or a
crosspiece separating a door from a
window above it. This contrasts...
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Brutalist architecture is an
architectural style that
emerged during the 1950s in the
United Kingdom,
among the
reconstruction projects of the post-war...
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Process architecture is the
structural design of
general process systems. It
applies to
fields such as
computers (software, hardware, networks, etc.),...
- The
history of
architecture traces the
changes in
architecture through various traditions, regions,
overarching stylistic trends, and dates. The beginnings...
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Software architecture pattern is a reusable,
proven solution to a specific,
recurring problem focused on
architectural design challenges,
which can be...
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Neoclassical architecture,
sometimes referred to as
classical Revival architecture, is an
architectural style produced by the
Neoclassical movement that...
