Handbook of Technical Terms Used in Architecture And Building And Their Allied Trades And Subjects

Passmore, Augustine C

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The upright glass tube or chimney for a lamp.
Lamp Hole. A small bore pipe rising from a sewer to surface, down which a lamp may be lowered, that its light may be seen from manholes some distance off.
Lampion. A small lamp.
Lamplighter. One employed to light the public lamps.
Lana. a close-grained wood ex- ported from Demarara.
Lancet. A high and narrow window pointed like a lancet.
Lancet Arch. That in which the rise above the springing is greater in proportion to the width ; therefore the rad...ius for the curves is greater than the width of opening ; a narrow-pointed Gothic arch.
Lancet Window. A high, nar- row window with a very pointed arch.
Lance Wood (Diiguetio quitaren- sis). A tough, elastic wood of a paler colour than boxwood, imported in long poles from three to six inches in diameter from Cuba and Jamaica ; used for shafts, surveyors' rods; etc.
Land. Ground ; soil ; real estate ; a country or district.
Land Agent. One who manages I r^'^^d for the proprietor T '^DED.
Labyrin .„ Having an estate in m which the"r*^T °^„!;!tL?>^ water are ^' In staircasing, are ^^^ form resting places metallic portions ^j^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^j ^^j^j^ is the termination of the staircase.

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