Hanapin
Long-and-short work
/lˈɒŋandʃˈɔːt wˈɜːk/
/lˈɑːŋændʃˈɔːɹt wˈɜːk/Long-and-short work
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mahabang at maikling gawain
a construction technique where alternating long and short stones or bricks are used to create a decorative pattern on the façade of a building
What is "long-and-short work"?
Long-and-short work refers to a type of masonry technique that involves alternating the lengths of the stones or bricks used in a wall. In this method, longer stones or bricks are placed next to shorter ones, creating a visually interesting pattern while providing structural stability. This approach is often employed in building walls, arches, or other architectural features, as it helps distribute weight evenly and can enhance the overall aesthetic of the structure. Long-and-short work is a traditional technique seen in various architectural styles, contributing to the durability and design of masonry structures.
