The Doric order is one of three classical orders in Ancient Greek and Roman architecture. It is the simplest of all three orders and was the first to be developed. The orders are easiest to distinguish by the ornamentation found in the column heads. In this case, the column head has little ornamentation.

A dome is a structural system in the form of a half sphere that comes from a simple arch. Domes can be made in many sizes and from many materials. They are major features in countless architectural works.

A diagram is a simplified drawing that helps break down concepts. Though diagrams are used in many fields other than architecture, diagrams are an important part of architecture drawings. They help break down ideas as broad as a concept behind a building to as detailed as mechanical systems in a project.

Deconstructivism is one form of Postmodern architecture. It is defined by fragmented and distorted architectural elements. The most famous example of deconstructivism is by starchitect Frank Gehry.
See more examples of deconstructivism: 10 Influential Buildings by Postmodern Architect Frank Gehry

A finishing process of cuts done after printing to create a unique shape or texture.

Large and conspicuous type intended to capture the viewer’s attention, commonly found in movie titles, newspaper headlines, and article titles.

The downward stems on lowercase letters, extending below the baseline.

Acronym meaning “dots per inch.” A higher dpi means a more detailed image, but limitations may remain depending on the type of format the image will appear in.