A round roof with a circular base is called a dome. Domes are architectural structures that are often used to cover large spaces and can be found in various buildings, including churches, mosques, and government buildings. They are known for their strength and aesthetic appeal, often featuring intricate designs and decorations.
The pitch of the roof.
The end of a triangular roof is called a gable edge or end.
The roof with four sides running toward the center is called a "hip roof" or "hipped roof." Each of its sides slopes downward toward the walls, typically at a moderate pitch, which helps with water drainage and provides a stable structure. This design is popular for its aesthetic appeal and durability against wind and weather.
'Arondavu' is not a word in English language. -If hearing it, you may have misheard "a rondavel". - 'Rondavel' is an old pidgin English/Bantuword referring to a small round adobe hut with thatched roof.
DormerThe window is still a window, but the whole opening with the intersecting roof line producing 2 valleys and one ridge, and the walls and 3 sides with the window opening is called a Dormer.
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A dome
A rounded roof built on a circular base is a dome.
The circular opening in the roof of the Pantheon is called the oculus. It serves as the main source of light and ventilation for the building.
A round building is commonly referred to as a "circular building" or "cylindrical structure." In architectural terms, it may also be called a "rotunda," especially when it has a dome-like roof. Examples include the Pantheon in Rome and various modern designs that utilize circular forms.
A round dwelling is commonly referred to as a "yurt," especially in Central Asian cultures, where it is traditionally used by nomadic peoples. In other contexts, it may also be called a "hut" or "wigwam," depending on the specific design and cultural background. These structures are typically characterized by their circular shape and often feature a conical roof.
'Yurts', or Mongolian round tents, are made of fabric, are circular, and have a slightly peaked roof. They are tall enough to stand up in, and have a door.
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Concave roof is a roof in the form of a dome or circular shape. A concave roof is one which slopes downward toward the center. You can remember this by thinking the roof is "cave"-ing in.
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A barrel roof is a roof with a curved, semi-circular cross section, used to span large distances, such as found in railway stations and churches.
base: 52 ft