What is texture in architecture?

Texture is the visible and tactile surface structure of a material, such as rough brickwork, blasted concrete or brushed timber.

What is a terrace?

A terrace is a paved outdoor area next to a house. Build-up, drainage fall, materials, permits and common mistakes.

What is terracotta?

Terracotta is unglazed fired clay with a red-orange colour, used for tiles, roof tiles, facade ornament and planters.

What is a terp?

A terp (wierde, Warft) is an artificial dwelling mound in low-lying coastal areas, raised to stay dry during floods.

What are dying mouldings?

Dying mouldings are Late Gothic vault ribs and arches that run straight into the pier without a capital (Dutch: tenietlopend).

What is a tegula?

A tegula is the flat Roman roof tile with raised side flanges that, together with the imbrex, forms the classic Roman tiled roof.