trabeate

An obsolete architectural term describing a structure built with horizontal beams or lintels, as opposed to arches.

• 🇵🇹Termo arquitetônico antigo que descreve uma construção feita com vigas ou lintéis horizontais, em oposição a arcos.

1. Architectural style C2 formal

   Describing a structure that uses horizontal beams or lintels instead of arches for support.

   • The ancient temple featured a trabeate design with massive stone lintels.
   • Trabeate architecture is common in early Greek and Egyptian buildings.
   • The porch was constructed in a trabeate style, with straight beams spanning the columns.

   🇵🇹Estilo arquitetônico

   Sinônimos: post and linteltrabeated

   Antônimos: arcuate