The vestibule is a tiny chamber adjacent to the exterior entrance that connects it to the inside of the building in modern construction. The vestibule (Latin: vestibulum) was a partly enclosed space between the interior of the house and the street in ancient Roman architecture. In medieval Europe, this area was usually furnished with an armoire or cabinet for keeping clothing and other valuables safe from theft by weather or rodents.
In religious architecture, the vestibule is a room adjoining the narthex (the transitional area between the sanctuary and the outside world). It serves as a place of prayer where visitors can pray independently or together, depending on the design of the church. Vestries are small rooms near the altar in churches; they often have a closet for the priest's clothes.
In commercial buildings, the vestibule is used to store items out of sight and out of mind until they can be brought in for new purchases or donations. This may include merchandise being returned by customers or service providers such as dentists or lawyers.
In schools, the term vestibule refers to a hallway adjacent to the exterior entrance that leads to another part of the school building.
In science labs and museums, the term vestibule refers to a small room where people can leave belongings such as coats, bags, and backpacks while going into a lab or exhibit.
A vestibule is a modern term for the area surrounding the external entrance. It serves as a transitional space between the external and inside structures. It frequently links an entryway to a lobby or hallway. It is the space occupied after passing through the door but before entering the building's main interior. The word comes from Latin vestibulum, meaning "cloak room," because it was used by servants to clean and store their clothes here.
In buildings with separate entryways for men and women, the area is called a men's room or ladies' room. If there is no special area set aside for each gender, then it is common practice to designate one side of the entryway as "for men" and the other as "for women."
People with physical disabilities may require additional time or assistance using the entryway system. There are several options available to make accessing your home easier for people with physical limitations. For example, there are doorbells that can be operated by someone with little or no use of their hands, such as Brainy.com. Others may have remote controls available for use with the opening mechanism. Finally, some homeowners install automatic door openers that allow them to open and close their own front door from outside their property.
The area around the entrance to your home is called the foyer. It is considered important social space where guests can wait comfortably for others to finish using the entryway system before entering the house.
Vestibule.
A section of a building's interior that is separated from other rooms by walls and a door and has its own floor and ceiling. A sleeping quarters in a house, motel, etc. a location where something is done. A place where something is stored.
The room was quiet except for the noise of her typewriter. She worked late into the night sometimes finishing a book before it was published.
She loved writing and wouldn't want anything to interfere with that. So the room was always kept neat and tidy. When she wasn't using it she would put her papers away in the desk.
The bathroom was also located here. It had a bathtub surrounded by a wall of glass doors which opened out onto a small balcony. There were two sinks side-by-side under a window that looked out over the city skyline. The toilet was white with blue flowers on it. It was a quaint little room with plenty of space for a writer to work in peace.
A room in a building is any space enclosed within a number of walls to which entry is only possible through a door or other dividing structure that connects it to a passageway, another room, or the outdoors, and which is large enough for several people to move around and whose size, fixtures, furnishings, and ambiance are generally intended to be appealing to the eye and mind. The word "room" has many definitions depending on the context in which it is used. In mathematics, a room is any object with at least two dimensions but no more than three. A room is also defined as a portion of a larger area that does not contain doors or windows that would lead out of it.
In architecture, the term "room" is applied to a significant section of a building where a specific function is performed. For example, a kitchen has the overall purpose of preparing food for consumption by people. However, since it is difficult to design a single structure to fulfill all the different needs of various chefs who may wish to customize their work environment, certain rooms have been designed specifically for particular tasks. For example, a chef might design his or her own cooking space with an oven, stovetop, and refrigerator/freezer. He or she could also choose to include a bathroom with the kitchento provide privacy when needed while still being able to carry out duties such as washing hands or brushing teeth without leaving the room.
Other rooms serve purposes that are not necessarily related to the preparation of food.
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