Constructed with straight beams rather than arches.

Tripartite arrangement of openings with a central arched section flanked by low, flat-topped openings.

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An area selected for comprehensive treatment by development, redevelopment, or improvement in accordance with a local plan over a period of about 10 years. (e.g. Covent Garden).

The word is loosely applied to any decorative moulding around internal and external openings.

Area within which important archaeological remains can be expected, requiring close liaison and cooperation between archaeologists, the City of Westminster and English Heritage.

Glazing bar.

Decorative small moulding strip, usually in timber, defining panels.

A low street post used to protect buildings and pavements from vehicles.

A decorative ornament at the top of a column. Each of the five Classical Orders has its appropriate capital.