Bauhaus

Bauhaus   Architecture.  1. a German school of art, architecture, and design founded by Walter Gropius; its members applied traditional functional craftsmanship to modern industrial materials and techniques.a German school of art, architecture, and design founded by Walter Gropius; its members applied traditional functional craftsmanship to modern industrial materials and techniques. 2. relating to or in the style of this school.relating to or in the style of this school.

bas-relief

bas-relief    Architecture. carving or scupture in which the figures project only slightly from the background and are not undercut

bas-relief

bas-relief    Architecture. carving or scupture in which the figures project only slightly from the background and are not undercut

basilica

basilica    Architecture.  1. in ancient Rome, a large oblong building used as a court of justice, usually lit by a clerestory and having double colonnades and a semicircular apse.in ancient Rome, a large oblong building used as a court of justice, usually lit by a clerestory and having double colonnades and a semicircular apse. 2. a similar building used as a Christian church.a similar building used as a Christian church.

basilica

basilica    Architecture.  1. in ancient Rome, a large oblong building used as a court of justice, usually lit by a clerestory and having double colonnades and a semicircular apse.in ancient Rome, a large oblong building used as a court of justice, usually lit by a clerestory and having double colonnades and a semicircular apse. 2. a similar building used as a Christian church.a similar building used as a Christian church.

ball flower

ball flower   Architecture. an ornament resembling a ball enclosed within the three or four petals of a flower, usually set at regular intervals along a hollow molding

Baroque

Baroque   Architecture. the predominant style in 17th-century European architecture and design, characterized by its elaborate use of curved surfaces, sculpturing, decoration, and color.