Precisely cut masonry blocks arranged in regular courses, creating an ordered stone surface.

Masonry treatment that emphasizes joints, edges, or the rough physical character of individual stones.

A horizontal projecting band running across a wall, usually separating architectural levels.

A shaped projecting architectural profile used to frame, divide, or ornament a surface.

A projecting horizontal element at the upper edge of a wall or architectural composition.

A series of molded bands following the curve of an arch, emphasizing its depth and outline.

A shallow rectangular wall element given the visual vocabulary of a column.

A column that projects from and remains partially integrated with a wall.

The decorative upper section of a column or pilaster where it transitions into the structure above.

A projecting profile at the lower termination of a wall, column, pilaster, or architectural frame.

Emphasized masonry at a building corner, often arranged as alternating or projecting blocks.

A projecting ornamental element, often circular, geometric, sculptural, or carved.

A projecting block that visually or structurally supports another architectural element above it.

A repeated row of small rectangular blocks beneath a cornice or horizontal molding.

Repeated rounded, fluted, or lobed ornament forming a rhythmic sculptural surface.