- table bridge A movable bridge whose span is lifted from below at both ends.
- table football A location designated for football/soccer games played on a table with figurettes on movable rods.
- table tennis A location designated for table tennis, where players can hit a lightweight ball back and forth across a table.
- tag A generic name based on a predefined standard or derivative of multiple standards.
- tailor shop Retail space where customers can take clothes or other cloth items for adjustments or repairs.
- take-out A place where prepared food or drinks can be ordered and picked up for consumption elsewhere.
- tall building A building with at least 10 levels of regularly divided enclosed floor space.
- tan A medium light shade of brown.
- tank A large container for any liquid or gas which does not rest on a pedestal.
- tanning salon A facility specializing in cosmetic tanning using ultraviolet lights.
- taoist temple A place of prayer and reverence in the Taoist faith.
- tapered roof A sharply pointed roof with a round plan or more than four sides.
- taqueria A food stand specializing in tacos and similar Mexican prepared foods.
- tar Roofing made with a coating of tar, a heated form of pitch derived from organic resins or coal bypriducts.
- tar and gravel Roofing made with a layer of small rocks on top of a layer of tar.
- tattoo parlor A place specializing in the production of ornamental body art.
- taupe A very dark shade of grayish brown.
- tavern A bar with tables for food service, with an emphasis on drinking and socializing.
- tax accountant A specialist in tax-related accounting.
- tax office A government office administering tax collection.
- tax preparation office A retail office where customers can meet accountants or other professionals to have their tax forms prepared.
- taxi dispatch station A place used for directing and coordinating taxi service.
- taxi parking A place designated for temporary storage or idling of taxicabs when not in service.
- tea house An establishment specializing in serving tea to customers.
- teaching hospital A general-care hospital operated by an educational institution to train medical students.
- teal A color about halfway between blue and green.
- team sports A venue for competition between teams of opposing players in athletic games.
- technical drawings Precise technical plans suitable for use in design and construction.
- technological research Places for academic, institutional, or commercial research and development in technology and applied sciences.
- telecommunication Spaces and structures which promote the technical functions of long-distance communications.
- telecommunications tower A large and substantial tower for holding an airwave transmitter in a high place.
- telephone store Any store specializing in telephones or mobile phones, including calling packages and phone services.
- temperature Measurements of the amount of heat expressed in degrees.
- temple A sacred place for worship or religious ritual in non-Semitic faiths.
- temple A house of worship in a non-Semitic religion.
- temporarily closed to the public A place that is normally open to the public but is currently not accessible.
- temporary construction An object which is built with its destruction already planned.
- tenancy design The arrangement of a building design with respect to the number of intended tenants.
- tenant The long-term official occupier of a space.
- tenant amenity A feature of a structure designated for the benefit of its tenants or customers.
- tennis One or more courts for tennis, with standing nets and a surface conducive to bouncing.
- tennis court One or more tennis playing fields with nets available on site for tenants.
- terra-cotta A dark shade or orange, about halfway between orange and red.
- terra-cotta Thick tiles of baked clay applied to a building facade.
- terraced roof A roof formed by multiple setbacks.
- terraces Accessible elevated spaces on building setbacks or projecting platforms.
- terrazzo Flooring made of a poured aggregate of resin and decorative rock chips.
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- tethered balloon A lighter-than-air balloon permanently attached to the ground by cables.
- text A multicolor surface dominated by texts, numbers, or other glyphs.
- text media Data sources in the form of printed media, controlled databases, and similar numeric or textual formats.
- textile mill A facility for the manufacture of cloths and similar pliable sheets from raw materials.
- thai restaurant A restaurant specializing in Thai cuisine.
- thatch Roofing made of overlapping layers of dried grasses or plant stalks.
- theater A facility where dramas are performed on a stage in front of an audience.
- theater operator The franchisee, manager, or chain operator responsible for any cinema, concert space, or other kind of theater.
- theater rehearsal space A place designated for practicing and rehearsing theatrical performances.
- themed museum A public space devoted to exhibits on a specific subject, which is not covered by any general category of museum.
- thermometer on facade A digital or analog reading on a structure's exterior which displays the current temperature to the public.
- thickness Measurements of the perpendicular distance between two sides of the same component.
- ticket sales Places specializing in the sale of tickets for admission or passage.
- tidal power harnessing A facility for generating electric power by harnessing tidal flows in the ocean.
- tiki bar An exotic-themed bar or pub specializing in tropical cocktails.
- tiles A facade composed of many hard units which are individually mounted to a back surface.
- tilt A window which is hinged in the middle, and swings open along a central axis.
- tilt bridge A movable bridge with a curved span that forms an arch when rotated at the ends.
- tilt-turn Windows whose panes can open both horizontally and vertically.
- timber storage Space for bulk storage of harvested tree trunks and branches.
- time capsule opened A cache of interesting items, usually sealed long ago, is unlocked and revealed.
- time capsule sealed A cache of interesting items is buried or sealed at a site, to be opened usually at some designated far future date.
- time-share The sale of usage rights to a property withing a determined time slot.
- time-share condominium Residential space shared on a rotating basis by multiple owners.
- tin mine A site where naturally occurring tin ore is extracted from the earth.
- tip element The highest element above a structure's architectural peak, completing its tip height.
- tip height The distance from base level to the highest constructed or attached object on a structure.
- tire store A retail space specializing in the sale of vehicle tires.
- titanium A strong, light, corrosion-resistant silvery metal.
- titanium mine A site where naturally occurring titanium ore is extracted from the earth.
- tobacconist A shop specializing in tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars, and loose tobacco.
- toll booth A place on a highway or other traffic route where tolls are collected from travelers.
- top bar height The vertical elevation from a building's base to the floorplate of its highest bar.
- top hotel floor height The vertical elevation of the highest hotel floor above a building's base.
- top mechanical floor height The vertical distance from base level to the highest full mechanical floor.
- top occupied floor height The vertical distance from base level to the highest floorplate available for regular occupant usage.
- top office floor height The vertical elevation of the highest office floor above a building's base.
- top residential floor height The vertical elevation of the highest residential floor above a building's base.
- top restaurant height The vertical elevation from a building's base to the floorplate of its highest restaurant.
- topped out The structure's shape is completed, but it is not yet ready for use.
- torii A Japanese gateway formed by horizontal beams and vertical posts.
- total available space The amount of space in a property available for further use, not counting space already claimed.
- total facade area The total area of all parts of a structure's facade, not counting minor indentations.
- total parking area Total open floor area used for parking space.
- total renovation begins A thorough renovation to a building's interior space begins.
- total renovation ends A thorough renovation to a building's interior space is completed.
- total residential population The number of persons whose primary home is in a structure at any particular time.
- total roof area The total area of all parts of a structure's roof, including flat and sloping sections.
- total staff population The total number of persons currently employed inside a structure.
- totem pole A carved mast with several stacked emblematic figures, usually of animals.
- tower A high structure with very little if any floor space inside.
- tower block A high-rise building or skyscraper which contains multiple residential units.
- tower crane collapses A tower crane being used on a structure falls down or is severely broken.
- toy store A retail outlet specializing in playthings, especially non-athletic objects designed for children.
- track and field Space for team or individual contests involving running events and/or field events.
- track length The length of one set of rail car tracks on a structure or object.
- track lighting Adjustable and movable lights mounted on fixed tracks.
- traction Elevators raised and lowered along tracks by cables, using a counterweight for balance.
- trade court A court of law designated for resolution of trade disputes.
- trading center A site for commercial trading of financial products or commodities.
- traditional clothing store Retail space specializing in traditional regional or ethnic clothing, or national folk costumes.
- traditional hydraulic Hydraulic elevators with a single cylinder which recedes into the ground below.
- traffic consultant A company which designs routes and systems for traffic in or around a structure.
- traffic counter An automatic device which counts passing vehicle traffic and displays informative results to the public.
- traffic court A court of law designated for legal cases involving traffic violations.
- traffic enforcement A place especially devoted to enforcement of traffic laws.
- traffic research A company which prepares information and projections on traffic flows in and around a structure.
- traffic signal Lights, flags, or other dynamic signs used for directing traffic at intersections.
- trailer park A plot of land used for housing movable residences, including trailers and mobile homes.
- trailer rental A company which owns trailers or cabins and leases them for use at construction sites.
- train depot A place for parking or storing railroad cars when not in use.
- train station A site where passengers regularly board and alight from regional or intercity trains.
- trained plants A facade constructed out of living plants trained or planted to form an intended shape.
- training school A site where lessons are given, apart from degree-oriented academic study.
- tram depot A place for parking or storing streetcars when not in use.
- tram station A platform, structure, or place where passengers can board and alight from streetcars.
- tram traffic A site or structure used as a route for trams or streetcars.
- tram traffic signal Dynamically changing signs which issue commands to trams and light rail.
- tramway A corridor for light rail transportation, mainly at ground level.
- transformer cluster An outdoor group of machines that transfers electrical current from one circuit to another.
- transit direction center A site where directions are offered to travelers.
- transit operator An agency or private company that operates a transportation line or network.
- transmission mast A rooftop mast with an antenna for broadcasting communication signals.
- transparent fire protection manufacturer A manufacturer of fire-safe glass installed for safety in windows, doors, and walls.
- transportation corridor A pathway for a particular mode of transportation.
- transportation feature A feature that enhances an object's connection to any kind of external transportation network or route.
- transporter bridge A bridge which conveys traffic across its span via gondolas suspended from a high track or cables.
- trapezoid An 4-sided floor plan where at least 2 sides are not parallel.
- travel agency A place where travel arrangements are provided by expert travel planners.
- travertine A sedimentary calcite imprinted with small fossils.
- treasure storage A place for keeping and protecting items of extreme value when not on display or in use.
- tree church An open-air church whose structure is built mainly out of trees.
- treehouse A building using a living tree as its primary structural support.
- trench A linear excavation which is not filled with water.
- trestle A form of bridge or viaduct supported by a continuous rigid framework.
- triangle A three-sided floor plan.
- triumphal arch A monumental archway inscribed in a massive rectangular structure.
- truck depot A place for parking or storing large trucks when not in use.
- truck freight terminal A nodal center for transferring cargo to and from large numbers of trucks.
- truck fueling station A gas or diesel station restricted to large trucks.
- truck parking A parking site reserved or designed for trucks.
- truck rental A place where large cargo-carrying road vehicles can be rented.
- truck shows A place for performance stunts using heavy trucks.
- truck washing A facility for cleaning trucks and other large vehicles.
- truss bridge A bridge whose span is carried by the tension in a series of beams connected between the ends.
- trussed frame A framing system relying on simple diagonal braces to resist lateral forces.
- trussed tube A system in which the perimeter walls act as a rigid tube and are reinforced by vertical trusses.
- tube-in-tube A system which combines an exceptionally strong perimeter frame with a similar tube at the core.
- tudor revival Architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries based on English Tudor domestic styles, usually with half-timbering and steeply pitched roofs.
- tuff A textured rock composed of material ejected in a volcanic explosion.
- tuned mass damper A stabilizing device designed to move in a contrary direction when a structure sways.
- tunnel A man-made passageway through part of the earth.
- turkish bath A communal bath with a series of hot, cold, and wet rooms.
- turkish restaurant A restaurant specializing in Turkish cuisine.
- turret A small tower-like protrusion attached to the corner or edge of a building.
- tutoring A place where supplemental education is provided to current or prospective students.
- tv studio A place where television programs are filmed or broadcast.
- tv transmission A site where television station signals are disseminated through the air.
- twin building A structure whose appearance is almost identical to that of a neighboring structure.
- twister roller coaster A roller coaster whose trains follow a tightly wound circuit within a small area.