architrave

I've come across a bit of architrave by the way.

Today only six of these remain standing with the architrave still in position.

Doors are outlined in a black architrave for the same reason.

One of the stones in the architrave is dated to 324.

The wide entrance architrave of the original house was retained.

Many of the internal doors and windows are topped with architraves.

These elements supported an architrave and roof, which have disappeared.

Above the architrave is a second horizontal stage called the "frieze".

An architrave, of the exact proportion to become this perfect dolls' house, was over the door.

The woman entered the great portico under the shadow of the architrave.

Only segments of the house's original cornices and architraves remain.

Most noteworthy among it is the wall plaster, architraves and door surrounds.

The architraves on top of these columns are estimated to weigh 70 tons.

Above the architrave is the frieze, the central patterned section.

The windows in the top floor are smaller, with stone architraves and keystones.

All windows contain original sashes, and those to the first floor are set in architraves.

"a main piece of timber that supports a building, an architrave between two pillars"

The middle storey has a door with an architrave and pediment.

At the top of the building is a pediment above an architrave and a frieze.

The carvings on the architrave were deeply tied to the liturgy.

She went quickly to one panel and pressed the hidden spring built into the carving of the architrave.

At the center of the facade is a single grand window with a richly detailed architrave.

Most of the sash windows elsewhere on the house are set in molded architraves.

Greek Temples were known for being extremely flammable especially the architrave.

The south doors are original to the house and deeply recessed under a wood architrave.