Well first off sorry for the sad, little labels...I'm hoping with progression it will get better. Also Ms. Powell, I want you to know I crossed a very busy street and dodged a few sketchy people for these photos...(Can you say dedication?)
- column drums and fluting (kol-uh
- base (beys) In ancient Greek architecture, the molded projecting lowest part of Ionic and Corinthian columns.
- stylobate (stahy-luh-beyt)The uppermost course of the platform of a classical Greek temple, which supports the columns.
- volute (vuh-loot) A spiral, scroll-like form characteristic of the ancient Greek Ionic and the Roman Composite capital.
- coffer (/ˈkôfər/)A sunken panel, often ornamental, in a vault or a ceiling.
- entablature ()The part of a building above the columns and below the roof. The entablature has three parts: architrave, frieze, and pediment.
- archivolt (/ˈärkəˌvōlt/; ahr-kuh-vohlt ) The continuous molding framing an arch. In Romanesque or Gothic architecture, one of the series of concentric bands framing the tympanum.
- Portico (pawr-ti-koh)A roofed colonnade; also an entrance porch.
*Btw, the wainscoting and keystone are wrong...just ignore them.
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