Yeah, they look good, but is that all there is to it? Seems like a lot of extra craftsmanship to achieve a purpose. Or, am I missing something?
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Yeah, they look good, but is that all there is to it? Seems like a lot of extra craftsmanship to achieve a purpose. Or, am I missing something?
can you post a pic of what you are talking about please
its ok i found one.:)
good for ventilation.
Oh, I thought he meant.....
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...8Medium%29.jpg
:)
Thanks, splitlid... I don't have an image handy, but there is one atop the wat in this brief (5 min.) family video, taken last summer when we were back in the village. Seems like a lot of extra roofing to achieve the purpose or is there really a design purpose behind so much roofing?Quote:
Originally Posted by splitlid
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Depending upon the scale of the building and roof feature you are describing I would call it a 'cupola' if the scale is small in relationship to the main roof - if it is a large raised roof feature I would describe it as a 'mansard'. Depending upon the interior requirement they can be used as an indirect light source using clerestory windows or ventitlation in hot climates.
No, I mean the nested roof design depicted in this pic:Quote:
Originally Posted by Humbert
Beautiful Thai Roofs at Wat Phrae Kaew pictures from thailand photos on webshots
Doesn't look much like a pyramid to me.
The roof layering in the photo you linked is decorative.