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In Padlet, you are going to conduct an image search for the following ceiling types. Surveying the images, come up with a short sentence or phrase to identify what distinguishes that style (what do all these images have in common?). Select the best image. Then write in the title and definition. After you have made a Padlet of all terms, make sure the settings are not set to "Private" and then share the link with me.

Terms

1. Barrel Ceiling

2. Beamed Ceiling

3. Cathedral Ceiling (this is very similar to the Vaulted Ceiling, so you'll need to identify what distinguishes them)

4. Coffed Ceiling or Coffers

5. Coved Ceiling

6. Dropped Ceiling (also called suspended, drop ceiling, T-bar ceiling, false ceiling, suspended ceiling, grid ceiling)

7. Domed Ceiling

8. Shed Ceiling

9. Tray Ceiling or Trayed Ceiling

10. Vaulted Ceiling ((this is very similar to the Cathedral Ceiling, so you'll need to identify what distinguishes them)

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This makes me think of a barrel split in half. And reminds me of a train station.

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Ceiling with beams used as accents. Some were painted, some were left with the original wood appearance.

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Arched, decorative.

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similar to beamed Ceiling, but it appears the pieces used as framing in the ceiling are larger and stand out more.

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where the wall and ceiling appear to flow together. (note: I did an additional Google search for more examples because many resembled coffed ceilings at first).

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Similar to what we see in office spaces, schools, etc. The ceiling we see is lower and suspended in these grids, uses ceiling tiles, and the actual ceiling / top is generally separated from this.

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As the name states, the ceiling has a dome shape that extends from the ceiling itself.

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Appears to be more wood planks, laid together.

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similar to cathedral, it slopes upwards and meets at a center point.