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Hexagonal window

A hexagonal window, also called a Melnikov's window or honeycomb window, is a hexagonal window, resembling a honeycomb cell or the crystal lattice of graphite. The window can be vertically or horizontally oriented, and openable or fixed. It can also be regular or elongated in shape and can have a separator (mullion or transom).

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Hexagonal window

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples22
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Hexagonal window

Top relations

related to Gallery · 11
Hexagonal window → Finland, Finnish, Hexagonal, Internal, Joensuu, Melnikov House, Moscow, Mustonen House, Russia, Triple, Vertical
related to history · 9
Hexagonal window → Attic, Cellular, Frank Lloyd Wright, Konstantin Melnikov, Northern European, Russian, Scandinavian, The, Today
related to overview · 2
Hexagonal window → The, Typically

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Important terminology

window hexagonal also windows house functionalism finland honeycomb cellular architectural architecture melnikov attic graphite regular mullion transom used feature associated

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryMustonen House0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryJoensuu0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryFinland0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryInternal0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryMelnikov House0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryMoscow0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryRussia0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryHexagonal0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryVertical0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryTriple0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to GalleryFinnish0.60section
Hexagonal windowrelated to historyAttic0.60section

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