colonnade
| Row of columns supporting arches or an entablature. |
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Here is to be found the remains of a great colonnaded hall, in its day as sublimely beautiful and solemn as the greatest of ancient Egypt's hypostyle halls. The colonnaded edifices, invented as a building style in 600 B. At the museum's New York debut last spring, the walls extended 200m along a West Side pier, and the linear, colonnaded interior recalled Venice's Corderia. |
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