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Stucco

Stucco or render is a construction material made of aggregates, a binder, and water. Stucco is applied wet and hardens to a very dense solid. It is most commonly used as a decorative and protective cladding for exterior walls and canopies. Stucco can be applied over construction materials such as metal, expanded metal lath, concrete, cinder block, or…

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Traditional stucco

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Sculptural and architectural use

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Composition

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Modern stucco

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Composition

Traditional stucco

Sculptural and architectural use

Modern stucco

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Stucco

Nodes94
Edges93
Triples85
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021277
Components1

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Stucco

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related to Further reading · 31
Stucco → Aldershot, American Academy, Anne Grimmer, Archived, Ashgate, Beard, Cite, Decorative Plasterwork, Emily, Europe, Extant, First, Geoffrey, Grimmer, Heritage Preservation Services Division, Historic Stucco, JSTOR, July, Ling, Memoirs
related to Sculptural and architectural use · 18
Stucco → Abbasid Samarra, As, Baroque, Egyptian, Empire, Etruscan, Examples, In, In Roman, Indian, Islamic, It, Mesopotamia, Minoan, Persian, Republic, Rococo, Though
see also · 8
Stucco → Harl, Islamic, Lime, Opus, PargetingPolished, Plaster, Plasterwork, TadelaktLime
related to Modern stucco · 6
Stucco → As, Imitation, It, Modern, Plastic, Portland
related to Traditional stucco · 4
Stucco → As, It, The, Then
is a · 3
Stucco → durable, integral part of the art of belcomposto, predominant exterior for both residential and commercial construction
related to Composition · 2
Stucco → The, Until

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lath used plaster lime exterior wall applied use also cement water architecture traditional finish art material building modern construction added

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Stuccois adurable0.90text
Stuccois apredominant exterior for both residential and commercial construction0.90text
Stuccois aintegral part of the art of belcomposto0.90text
metalinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
expanded metal lathinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
concreteinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
cinder blockinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
or clay brickinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
adobe for decorativeinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
protective and/or structural purposes.In Englishinstance ofStucco can be applied over construction materials0.80text
acrylicsinstance ofSometimes additives0.80text
glass fibers are added to improve the structural properties of the stuccoinstance ofSometimes additives0.80text

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