Loggia
Whereas a colonnade is a series of columns spaced equally, a loggia is your area or recess created across the facade of a building in which the colonnade and roof create a covered porch or walkway. Loggias can be at ground level or elevated.
John Kraemer & Sons
This is the perfect method to envision a loggia; it surrounds the building’s exterior like a covered porch.
Vanguard Studio Inc..
The loggia is the recessed part you see if you look through the columns.
Cohn + Associates
This gallery is also called a loggia.
Conrado – Home Builders
The loggia runs on both sides of the entry, or portico, of the Mediterranean-style building.
Sullivan, Henry, Oggero and Associates, Inc..
The colonnade of the loggia features stacked stone.
TEA2 Architects
A loggia can be produced even with timber posts, like in this chateau.
CG&S Design-Build
Loggias do not have to be classical tapered columns and arches, as seen with this modern version with mortar brick and stained wood.
Vanguard Studio Inc..
Resembling a loggia, this coated entry is also called a portico because it leads to an entry.
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