To arch over or form a vault; to create a chamber-like structure with an arched ceiling.
From Latin con- (together) + camera (vault, chamber, arched roof), this rare architectural term describes the process of vaulting or arching a space.
Medieval masons would concamerate cellars and dungeons—they understood that arching material distributes weight miraculously, creating strong spaces from thin stone curved together.
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