Keresés
Gable
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homlokfal, oromzati fal
the upper part of a house wall in the shape of a triangle where it meets a sloping roof
What is a "gable"?
A gable is the triangular upper part of a wall that forms the end of a pitched roof. It is created by the sloping sides of the roof meeting at a peak, giving the building its distinctive shape. Gables can vary in style, height, and decoration, and they often feature windows or other architectural elements that enhance the building's appearance. Common in various architectural styles, gables not only provide visual interest but also help with water drainage, preventing rain and snow from accumulating on the roof. They are a key element in defining the overall character of a structure.
gable
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Példa
The architect designed a modern home with asymmetrical gables, adding visual interest to the exterior.
The church's facade was adorned with a large gable, accentuating the grandeur of the entrance.
The cottage had charming dormer windows set into the gable, allowing natural light to filter into the upper floor.
