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Cavaedium or
atrium are
Latin names for the prin****l room of an
ancient Roman house,
which usually had a
central opening in the roof (compluvium) and...
- nadumuttam, or the
central atrium of a
Kerala Nālukettu.
Architecture portal Cavaedium Courtyard Panopticon Quadrangle "atrium".
Cambridge English Dictionary...
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Palatine Gate
represents an
example of a
typical Roman gate
facing a
cavaedium (quadrangular
courtyard on the
inside of the city walls), the remains...
- had a
rectangular choir added to the oval building, into the
ancient cavaedium (atrium)
around 800 AD and
Archbishop Arnold II von Wied
added the current...
- adip- fat adipocere,
adipose aedes,
aedis aed-
building aedicule, aedile,
cavaedium, edification, edifice,
edile †aedicula aedicul-
aemulus aemul-, im- emulate...
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arches Victory column Rostral column Private architecture Domus Atrium Cavaedium Coenaculum Cubiculum Exedra Fauces Impluvium Oecus Peristylium Taberna...
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sloping roof over the
broad entrance to the
dining room. The
atrium (
cavaedium)
featured opus
signinum floor pavement with
painted Ionic columns supporting...
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climate is
milder and more humid. The name
could come from the
Latin word
cavaedium that
means “space
closed by walls” in the form cavaedicium. In ancient...
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Leighton House Museum.
Media related to Qa'a (room) at
Wikimedia Commons Cavaedium – a
similar ancient Roman architectural space Mohamed, Mady A. A. (2010)...
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Architect Cathedral floorplan Cathedrals in
Spain Catshead (architecture)
Cavaedium Cavalier Cave
castle Cavea Cavetto Cavity wall
Ceiling Cella Cell church...
