Column rings can hold domes, with aisles {ambulatory, building} between inside columns and outer wall.
Closed rooms {anechoic chamber} can prevent echoes.
small waiting room {antechamber}.
small waiting room {anteroom}.
Houses can have hall rooms {atrium, building}. Churches can have colonnaded end courts.
Spaces {attic} can be under roofs and above top floors.
Romanesque churches can have bell towers {campanile}.
room {chamber}.
bathroom/restroom {comfort station}.
Rooms {darkroom} can be for developing photographs.
home study room {den, room}.
living room or special reception room {drawing room}.
lobby or entrance hall {foyer}.
attic loft or room {garret}.
Rising plank seats {grandstand, building} can be beside reviewing areas or playing fields.
bathroom {lavatory}.
government or business building entrance hall {lobby, building}.
bar {lounge}.
Mycenaean palaces had centers with audience halls {megaron}.
Theaters can have lowest balconies or half stories {mezzanine}.
Churches can have an entrance hall {narthex} between atrium and nave.
Long halls have ends {nave}|.
Businesses or houses have visiting rooms {parlor}.
uncovered paved recreation area {patio}.
Apartments {penthouse} can be on top stories, or sheds can use building walls.
Covered areas {portico}| with two parallel column rows can be at entrances.
ladies restroom {powder room}.
latrine {privy}.
Basement areas {root cellar} can be for keeping vegetables.
domed round large room {rotunda}.
drawing room or fancy shop {salon}.
Rooms {scullery} can be beside kitchens for dish washing and food preparation.
windowed south room or porch {solarium}.
reading or writing room {study}.
room set {suite, building}.
windowed south room {sun parlor}.
Churches can have crosswise halls or side halls {bema} {transept} between apse and nave.
Roofed open porches {verandah} {veranda} can be along building sides.
small lobby, small entrance hall, or train-car enclosed end {vestibule}.
sacristy or church meeting room {vestry}.
small extra space {alcove}.
Long halls can have two large circular end niches {apse}|.
Areas {chancel} around alter can be for choirs.
corn holder {corncrib}.
Enclosed square areas {cubicle} in large rooms can be for office workers.
triangular-ended porch {gable, porch}|.
garbage area {kitchen midden}.
Rooms or closets {larder, room} can be for meat and other foods.
house garbage dump {midden}.
Standardized building units {module, building} have functions.
Raised racks {mow} can be for grain or hay storage.
room corner {nook}.
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