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The boundary between two spaces, often marked by a door, change of flooring, or similar change. Also marks the boundary between what was and was not your fault as a designer.

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A shape with its corners chopped off.

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A structurally expressive barrel- or dome-shaped ceiling. The kind of ceiling you wish you could add to every project.

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A term borrowed from environmental sciences, in architecture a design’s sustainability can be measured in trees per render.

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Made up of rectangles.

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Describes urban areas which a regular person might call a “dump” but a real estate investor might call a “gold mine.”

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Like pillars, but simpler. The name is more complicated to compensate.

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A vertical element separating panes in a window

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Describes a construction system for a building which could be added to indefinitely, if only the client would pay for it.

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Used to conceptually justify a design which blows the entire budget on glass.

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Windows, basically.

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Rooms in a straight line, with a pretentious name.

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A style of architecture which describes the separation of a design into its own constituent parts. Architectural deconstruction is much less related to philosophical deconstruction than it would like to be.

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Used to conceptually justify a design which is kind of boxy.

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Gravity-defying overhang favored by students and architects with infinite budgets.

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An intensive design event in which architects get even less sleep than usual and encourage each other into ever more insane ideas.

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A concrete-based architectural style that the non-architects in your life just don’t understand for some reason.

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A combination of the walls, floor and roof of a building. Hopefully more substantial than an actual envelope.

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A style of architecture whose entire manifesto is summed up in its one-word name.

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A covered walkway lined by columns. Used only on the fanciest of buildings.