At Kluger Architects, we believe knowledge is key to both personal and professional growth. By exploring architectural concepts together, we not only enhance our own understanding but also cultivate a deeper appreciation for architecture and design.
Each week – on “Terminology Tuesdays” – we will delve into key architectural terms, breaking them down with clear explanations and engaging visuals.
This week, we’re exploring three distinct architectural elements:
• Cupola: A cupola is a small, dome-like structure that often crowns a building. Traditionally used for ventilation and light
• Finial: The finial is an ornamental feature that sits atop a roof, spire, or other architectural elements.
• Spire: A spire is a tall, pointed structure that extends upwards from a building, commonly seen on churches and cathedrals.
Swipe through our images to see these elements in context and get a clearer understanding of their roles. Join us every Tuesday as we dive into more architectural concepts and deepen your appreciation for the art and science behind design.
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