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blind-storey

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blind-storey

In medieval architecture, an alternative name for the triforium. It is called a ‘blind-storey’ to distinguish it from the clerestory (which is pierced with windows), because the blind-storey opens into a dark and enclosed space in the roof over the aisle.



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