A tier or storey in a shikhara, vimana or gopuram, found primarily in Dravida temple architecture.
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A tier or storey in a shikhara, vimana or gopuram, found primarily in Dravida temple architecture.
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A pavilion found within a temple complex that is used to celebrate the divine wedding of the temple’s principal deity…
A half-open pillared hall in Hindu temples. The ardhamandapa serves as an open porch at the entrance of the temple…
In the architecture of large churches, the space reserved for the clergy conducting the religious service. The presbytery originally referred…
In architecture, it is the space between the base and the pedestal of a column. It is also used to…
A fence or defensive wall made of closely packed wooden or iron stakes or tree trunks and typically serves as…
Derived from the Sanskrit word broadly meaning "house" or "shelter", shala may refer to a covered pavilion, often oblong; a…
Horizontal band running along the exterior surface of a building or a boundary wall, serving aesthetic and sometimes functional purposes.…
Ribbed or notched stone disk that is part of the crowning segment in Kalinga and Nagara temple architecture. The amalaka…