1. The clerestory windows.

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5. There is no clerestory.

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7. Clearstory is an alternative form of clerestory

8. View American English pronunciation of Clerestory.

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10. In more recent times, Clerestory roof styles have

11. Clerestory nave wall of a Gothic cathedral A

12. Clearstory definition: → clerestory Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

13. What does Clerestory mean? Information and translations of Clerestory in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

14. Clerestory nave wall of a Gothic cathedral A

15. This is the British English pronunciation of Clerestory.

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17. A Clerestory roof can be symmetrical or asymmetrical, it …

18. Clerestory provided better lighting of the building interior

19. Clearstory definition: → clerestory Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

20. The Clerestory roof design is totally dependent on the windows

21. Definition of Clerestory noun in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

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23. Clerestory windows are those placed near the top of a wall

24. Clerestory is an open layout venue surrounded by walls of original windows, in addition to the original Clerestory windows above that let in lots of beautiful natural light

25. Sandblasting the Clerestory windows can help enhance the privacy aspect.

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27. Standard Clerestory windows are generally 3 or more medium-sized windows

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29. Open the plan in which you would like to create a Clerestory.

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31. The other half of this area is a clerestory above the wardroom area.

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33. It features natural lighting, which streams in through 30 soundproof, double-paned clerestory windows.

34. Definition and synonyms of Clerestory from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

35. English Language Learners Definition of Clerestory technical : the upper part of a wall that rises above a roof and that has windows See the full definition for Clerestory in the English Language Learners …

36. Clerestory roof styles were used often for churches, cathedrals, and temples for all faiths

37. These mid-range Clerestory window installations often have adjustable windows on the outer edges

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39. Between the clerestory windows stand statues of the Twelve Apostles made of linden wood.

40. The nave has a clerestory, which is the only one in a Columbia church.

41. Natural sunlight from a thin clerestory highlights the altar and the pressed tin walls and ceiling.

42. Here are some examples of modern Clerestory window arrangements that similarly aspire towards the heavens

43. Two rows of triplet-pillars support a clerestory in the form of a Greek cross.

44. The clerestory and roof of the nave are late Perpendicular Gothic and date from 1452.

45. Clerestory roofs were used to bring light and air into the big factory and warehouse spaces

46. Over the central clerestory has been constructed an upper cell of heavy slabs with flat roof .

47. A Clerestory can be easily created using the Roof Cuts Wall at Bottom setting in the Wall Specification

48. Simply put, a Clerestory roof has two sloping sides that are joined by a short, vertical wall

49. Outside, the clerestory of the nave had a structure of pilasters and volute capitals, probably with twelve windows.

50. As nouns the difference between Clearstory and clerestory is that Clearstory is while clerestory is (architecture) the upper part of a wall containing windows to let in natural light to a building, especially in the nave, transept and choir of a …

51. What does Clerestory mean? The upper part of the nave, transepts, and choir of a church, containing windows

52. 24 Its 200-foot-long waiting-room was surmounted by an arched gallery and a magnificently arcaded clerestory.

53. Like its architectural namesake, the singer-led chamber ensemble Clerestory sheds light on vocal music while engaging and

54. A Clerestory is an interior wall built above part of the roof with high windows to let in light

55. It has a pillared mandapa in front with a central raised clerestory roof and lateral wings with slopy roofs .

56. The nave is imposing, with cylindrical columns, large triforium arches and an unaltered clerestory with rows of round windows.

57. Clerestory windows have many benefits: They allow a lot more light into the building, while reducing glare and improving privacy

58. Invisio Clerestory or OverStorey windows are the perfect solutions for maintaining wall space as well as providing natural light into the building

59. The church follows the traditions of basilicas of the high Middle Ages but experiments with a three-level elevation with a clerestory.

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61. The church offers an amalgam of Gothic, redesigned and damaged by the 17th century: Outdoors, there is a clerestory tower which was disfigured.

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63. The cornice moulding ( kapota ) and the clerestory - like griva as well as the blunted ridge of the sikhara shows a backward slope .

64. Clerestory windows set directly under the eaves of a roof can also make the roof seem to float and hover above the house walls

65. Basilica ( plural basilicas or Basilicae ) ( architecture) A Christian church building having a nave with a semicircular apse, side aisles, a narthex and a clerestory

66. The contrast between the high-reaching clerestory and the low-lying ambulatory gives the room arrangement and vision guidance a particular dynamic.

67. The high ceiling is supported with wooden trusses; they and the clerestory screens are carved and decorated with gold-tone aluminum leaf.

68. In architecture, Clerestory is a fenestrated or glass window that is placed near the upper portion the walls. Clerestory is actually pronounced ‘Clear-story’ and was first used as a Middle English word ‘clerestorie’ to describe an upper story in a room that was cleared to bring in natural light.

69. ‘Highlights of these volumes are the windows of the choir Clerestory, and the tracery lights of various chapels and of the chapter house.’

70. Clerestory, in architecture, any fenestrated (windowed) wall of a room that is carried higher than the surrounding roofs to light the interior space

71. After this, the clerestory was erected and before 1304, closed off on the western side with a temporary, but very solid separating wall.

72. Innovative Feature Solution The arena incorporates a 1.3 m high sloped perimeter clerestory with a proprietary glazing system called Solera, from Advanced Glazings Ltd.

73. The office is daylit through a clerestory of bronze double glazings as well as a single skylight located towards the back of the office.

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75. Clerestory definition: a row of windows in the upper part of the wall of a church that divides the nave from the Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

76. Not only the two transept facades were built from this material but also the clerestory of the transept, the long nave and the appertaining buttresses.

77. The Pointed arches rest upon pillars, possibly Norman, and above them, below the Decorated Clerestory windows, is a series of semicircular arches with flamboyant tracery, a remarkable feature

78. A Clerestory style roof, also known as a mono-pitched, lean-to, or skillion roof, has two shed roofs with ridge or top edges that face one another, …

79. By raising the walls of this hall above the surrounding roofs and by an imaginative system of pierced stone trellises, its architects produced what is called a clerestory.

80. 2 days ago · Clerestory windows are small windows placed along the upper part of a wall, are a common feature in mid-century modern homes