Relating to or having the characteristic structure of amphistylar architecture; featuring columns at both ends.
Variant of amphistylar with -ic suffix. Alternative form in architectural discourse, both terms used interchangeably.
This word shows how architecture became so sophisticated that specialists needed multiple terms—kind of like how 'window' isn't enough, so architects say 'casement,' 'bay,' and 'clerestory' to be precise.
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