In architecture, a molding or decorative band that creates a sharp, narrow profile or edge where two surfaces meet.
From Latin 'bi-' (two) + 'lectio' or related to 'lection,' possibly influenced by architectural terminology. A technical term in classical and modern architectural design.
Bilection molding is the unsung hero of sophisticated architecture—a thin, sharp edge that separates surfaces and creates visual drama; if you notice elegant trim work on buildings, you're probably seeing bilection.
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