Architrave

Architrave

Originally a simple, flat, structural lintel spanning an opening in a wall, it is the lowest part of the classical entablature. Subsequently a term used to describe any moulded door or window frame.

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The lintel in classical architecture, or that which spans two columns at the top and forms the lowest part of the entablature.

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