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Arquitetura e Construção - Arco e Abóbada
Aqui você aprenderá algumas palavras em inglês relacionadas a arcos e abóbadas, como "impost", "keystone" e "haunch".
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the inclined or sloping portion of an arch, beam, or lintel that provides additional support and stability to the structure, typically located near the springing point or the midpoint of the span
anca
a stone located at the top center of an arch, keeping all the other stones together
pedra angular
the decorative topmost part of a building, typically located at the roofline or the highest point of a structure
cúpula
a wedge-shaped stone or masonry unit that is used to construct an arch or a vault
dovela
the outer or upper surface of an arch, vault, or similar curved structural element
extrados
the lowest voussoir, or wedge-shaped stone, of an arch or vault that rests on the impost or support
suporte
the vertical distance or height between the springing point and the highest point of the arch
altura
the uppermost horizontal element or block that supports the weight of an arch or vault
imposto
the point on a structure where an arch or vault begins to curve or rise
ponto de partida
an imaginary horizontal line that connects the springing points of a series of arches or vaults
linha de partida
a self-supporting structure formed by two diagonal members meeting at an apex, creating a triangular shape between two supports
arco triangular
an architectural arch created by projecting and overlapping stones or bricks that gradually step inward until they meet at the top, forming a curved structure without the use of a central support
arco de corbel
a horizontal or near-horizontal beam supported by vertical supports, commonly used to span openings in construction
arco plano
a semicircular architectural element that was widely used in ancient Roman buildings, known for its structural stability and iconic design
arque romano
a U-shaped architectural element with inward-curving ends, often seen in Islamic and Moorish architecture, prized for its aesthetic beauty
arco em forma de ferradura
a pointed arch with three overlapping cusps or lobes at the top, commonly seen in Gothic architecture for its decorative and intricate design
arco trifólio
a narrow, pointed arch shape commonly used in Gothic architecture
arco lancetado
an architectural element that forms a partial curve, resembling a segment of a circle, and is commonly used to span openings such as doors and windows
arco segmentar
an architectural element that features a double-curvature shape, characterized by two opposite curves meeting at a point
arco ogee
a monumental architectural structure, often with a large central arch and smaller side arches, designed to commemorate and celebrate significant events or military victories
arco triunfal
a gently curved architectural element with three distinct centers of curvature, commonly used in Renaissance and Gothic Revival styles for its aesthetic appeal
arco de três centros
an architectural element characterized by a smoothly curved shape that resembles an elongated ellipse, often used in classical and neoclassical architecture
arco elíptico
an architectural element that features a concave curve at the top and a convex curve at the bottom, forming an inverted "S" shape
arco ogee reverso
a wide, flattened pointed arch commonly found in Tudor and Elizabethan architecture, adding a distinctively elegant and decorative touch to buildings
arco Tudor
a curved architectural element shaped like a parabola, known for its structural strength and aesthetically pleasing design
arco parabólico
a curved or pointed arch-like element that has a smooth, continuous curve without any sharp angles
ogiva
an architectural element characterized by a sharp, pointed shape formed by two curved segments that meet at the apex
arco pontiagudo
an architectural construction that consists of a series of intersecting stone ribs that form a skeletal framework supporting the vaulted ceiling
abóbada gótica em nervura
an architectural feature that consists of a series of arched ribs or arches that intersect to form a structural framework supporting a vaulted ceiling
bóveda de nervuras
an architectural feature characterized by a complex network of stone ribs radiating from a central point, creating a fan-like pattern in the ceiling or vault
abóbada em leque
a long, continuous, and semi-cylindrical arched ceiling often found in Roman, Byzantine, and Romanesque architecture, providing structural support and creating spacious interiors
abóbada de berço
an architectural element formed by the intersection of two barrel vaults, commonly seen in Gothic and Renaissance architecture for structural strength and aesthetic appeal
abóbada de cruz
a ribbed architectural feature with intersecting stone ribs, commonly seen in cloisters and monastic buildings, offering both structural support and decorative elements
abóbada de claustro
an architectural element characterized by a circular or ring-shaped ceiling formed by a series of arches or vaults arranged in a circular pattern
abóbada anelar
an architectural feature characterized by a series of thin, self-supporting clay tiles or bricks arranged in a herringbone pattern to create a vaulted ceiling
abóbada catalã
a support structure or component that bears the weight and forces of an arch, bridge, or similar structure, typically located at the ends or sides of the structure
abutmento
a type of ceiling structure that is formed when two rounded vaults intersect at a right angle, commonly used in Gothic architecture
Abóbada cruzada
an additional supporting element that runs parallel to the main ribs or primary arches of the vault
costela secundária
the triangular or curved space between an arch and the surrounding vertical supports, typically filled with decorative elements or panels
spandrel
a small arch or corbelled structure that is used to create a smooth transition from a square or polygonal base to a circular or domed shape above
squinch
