A segmental arch is a type of arch that has a slight curve, resembling a segment of a circle. This arch is typically shallower than a semicircular arch, with its shape allowing it to span a wider opening while using less material. Segmental arches are commonly found in various architectural styles, including classical and modern designs, and are often used in doorways, windows, and bridges. Their gentle curve provides structural support while contributing to a clean and understated aesthetic, making them versatile in both functional and decorative applications.

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