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astylar

ADJECTIVE
  1. lacking columns or pillars

How To Use astylar In A Sentence

  • The pre-war German ideals of astylar glass boxes that revealed their structural frame (as well as the interiors) were the basis for the International style.
  • There's even one ambitious if awkward astylar effort by the adolescent Goodhue, precocious, if perhaps not having hit his stride quite yet. W. Halsey Wood's Jerusalem the Golden
  • The architecture was described by the architect as ‘an astylar composition on severely Classic lines, but with free Renaissance treatment in detail’.
  • The facade has one unbroken surface - an early example of the astylar treatment.
  • In her aluminum cast patio amal incumbency the promulgation of a tower hymenogastrales with the lama and unfilmed schinus of astylar. Rational Review
  • She then describes the battle of the styles between Baroque, Palladian, and astylar designs for the great voluntary hospitals in Britain.
  • These buildings are known as astylar, that is without columns.
  • It is known that in early astylar temples the metopes were left open like the spaces between the ends of ceiling-rafters. A Text-Book of the History of Architecture Seventh Edition, revised
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