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Accessoria
Aljibe
Antesala
Aparador de
tres lunas
Arko
Azotea
Atlas,
Atlantes
Balconaje,
Balcon
Banggera
apartment-type dwelling
characterized by common
party walls shared by
adjoining units with
separate door each in front
cistern
see Caida
armoire with three sections
Butaka
Caida
Calado
arch
open-air balcony beside
the kitchen that housed a
cistern (aljibe) and the
bathroom and was usually
a work area" (Bambi
Harper)
"a column in the shape of a
man"
balcony
a wooden dish rack that
extends outside the kitchen
window. On the far left is
a tapayan/banga, an
earthenware jar that keeps
water cool." (Old Manila
Nostalgia blog)
Capilla
Capital
Capiz
window
Caryatid
Clerestory
Baera
Bao
Barandillas
Barrigones
Baul mondo
Bentwood
beech chairs
and other
furniture
Brackets
bathtub
bathroom
(usually wooden) railing or
balustrade
"buntis" (or bombere,
pregnant) grillworks on
windows, to accommodate
planters
traveling trunk
imported dark wood
furniture made
by European August
Thonet
series of often diagonal
braces placed in support of
Cocina
Colonette
Comedor
Comun
Corbel
Cornice
Court,
Courtyard
Cuartos
Cuatro
aguas
Dapugan
Despacho
Dispensa
Dos aguas
Eave
Engaged
column
Entresuelo
Escalera
Escritorio
Estante
Faade
Finial
Fresquera
Gable
Gallinera
Gargoyle
Gingerbread
trim,
Running
trim
Kama
Kama ni Ah
Tay
Kantoneras
(Brackets)
Lansenas
Latrina
Loadbearing wall
Machuca
tiles
Mascaron
Media
aguas
Mirador
Puerta
Puertita
Pugon
Punkah
Sala mayor
Sala menor
Sillas
Americanas
Silla
perezosa
Solihiya
Stained glass
Transom
Trompe
l'oeil
Tumbatumba
Valance
Ventana
Ventanilla
Volada
Yerong
pukpok
Zaguan
style, as opposed to
flinging out
literally 'small window';
"sliding panels between
the floor and windows" to
allow more air and light;
"usually protected by
balustrades which can
either be wooden or
wrought iron grills
an enclosed overhanging
balcony"; "a gallery (along
the elaborate system of
windows) which protects
the rooms from the heat of
the sun
see Gingerbread trim
ground floor (literally
"passageway" in Arabic) to
accommodate horse
carriages and carrozas
(processional carriages)