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Dom-ino
Also called Dom-ino frame, Domino
Le Corbusier’s diagram of 1914 for a standard concrete skeleton: flat slabs on a few columns linked by a stair, to be filled in freely.
Rules that use the word
The Dom-ino frame. Build the house as a standard skeleton of flat concrete slabs, a few columns set back from the slab edges, and a stair; everything else (walls, windows, partitions) is infill that can be placed freely.
Where it appears in the book
In the chapters Frame and Skin, The Modern Movement.
Nearby in the glossary
Die · Diminution · Dipteral · Dolmen · Dome · Domus · Doric · Dormer