【たかゆかけんちく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. raised-floor architecture; stilt architecture
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. raised-floor architecture; stilt architecture
    2. This term refers to a type of building design where the structure is elevated above the ground on supports or stilts, often used in areas prone to flooding or to improve ventilation.
    Raised-floor architecture is used to protect houses from flooding.
    In this region, raised-floor architecture has been common since ancient times.
Generated collocations (experimental)
the technology of raised-floor architecturethe charm of raised-floor architecturetraditional raised-floor architectureregions where stilt architecture is necessaryto adopt raised-floor architecturebenefits of raised-floor architecturestructure of raised-floor architecturehomes with stilt architecturehistory of raised-floor architecturelife in stilt architecture
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