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Triangular arch

In architecture, a triangular arch (sometimes angular arch) typically defines an arch where the intrados (inner surface of an arch) consists of two straight segments formed by two stone slabs leaning against each other. In this roof-like arrangement, mitre joint is usually used at the crown, thus the arch was in the past also called a mitre arch. Brick…

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Triangular arch

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples42
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Triangular arch → All Styles, Allied Arts, An Unabridged Reprint, Applied Mechanics, Arch, Architect, Architecture, Archive, Audsley, Bloom, Builder, Building, Business Media LLC, Davis, Decorative Artist, Dimitriye, Dover Architecture, Dover Publications, Edition, Egyptian

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arch triangular architecture arches also mayan sometimes straight used called sides anglo-saxon st mary coslany dictionary doi isbn intrados crown

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Triangular archrelated to SourcesAudsley0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesArch0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesPopular Dictionary0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesArchitecture0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesAllied Arts0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesWork0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesReference0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesArchitect0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesBuilder0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesSculptor0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesDecorative Artist0.60section
Triangular archrelated to SourcesGeneral Student0.60section

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