apex
apron
arcading
architrave
archivolt
Art Deco
Art Nouveau
Arts and Crafts
ashlar
astragal
balustrade
bargeboards
Baroque
batter
battlement
bay window
bays
blind opening
blocking course
bow
bracket
broached
broken pediment
buttress
campanile
capital
capping
casement window
chamfer
chancel
cill
cill band
clasped buttresses
classical architecture
colonette
column
composite
console
corbel
Corinthian
cornice
crenellated
cresting
crocket
crocketed
dentil course
die
diminishing courses
Doric
dormer
dripmould
drop finial
Dutch gable
eared
Edwardian
entablature
fanlight
fascia
fenestration
finial
fleche
fluted
fluting
flying buttress
frieze
gable
gablet
Georgian architecture
Gothic Revival
Greek Revival
hammer-dressed
hipped roof
hoodmould
impost
impost band
ionic
Italianate
Jacobean Revival
jamb
Japonoiserie
keyed
keystone
kneeler
lancet
lantern
lean-to roof
light
lintel
lucarne
machicolation
mansard roof
margin lights
margins
modillion
moulded edges
moulding
mullion
muntin
nave
neo-Baroque
niche
occulus
ogee
Old English
open pediment
openwork
oriel
panel
parapet
pavilion roof
pediment
perpendicular
pilaster
pinnacle
pinnacles
pitch-faced
plat band
portico
quatrefoil
Queen Anne Revival
quoin
Regency
relief
reveal
rock faced
roll moulding
rose window
rotunda
rusticated
saddlestone
sash
scallop
segmental arch
setts
shaft
sill
sill band
snecked
soffit
spandrel
spoked
stallriser
stilted arch
stone coping
stone string
stringcourse
strip pilaster
swag
temple front
tie jamb
tracery
transept
transom
trefoil
tripartite window
Tudor Arch
Tudor Revival
turret
tympanum
valance
Venetian window
veranda
vermiculated
vernacular
Vernacular Revival
vista
voussoir
Sources Cited
Manningham Conservation Area Assessment, “Glossary of Architectural Terms,” https://www.bradford.gov.uk/media/2268/manninghamcaintroduction.pdf. Last accessed December 30, 2023.
Key Facts
At time of upload on December 30, 2023: