Brickwork

usgb/ˈbrɪkwɜːrk/
noun

The building parts made of bricks and the mortar used to bind them together.

The old school building had beautiful brickwork that had been maintained impeccably over the years.
Visual representation of "brickwork" - The building parts made of bricks and the mortar used to bind them together.

Often appears as...

  • impeccable brickwork
  • beautiful brickwork

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Construction Context

Use 'brickwork' to describe the physical bricks and mortar of buildings or other structures.

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The bridge's brickwork has stood for over a century.
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Maintenance Importance

Brickwork requires careful maintenance to preserve its strength and appearance.

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Regular check-ups can prevent damage to the brickwork.
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Cultural Significance

In some cultures, brickwork can signify traditional craftsmanship and heritage.

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The temple's ancient brickwork is a testament to historical architecture.
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