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Q » What is a cupola and where is it typically used?
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A » A cupola is a small, dome-like architectural feature that sits atop a roof or tower, often used to provide light and ventilation or simply serve as an ornamental element. Commonly found on barns, churches, and government buildings, cupolas can enhance the aesthetic appeal of a structure while also serving practical functions, such as housing bells or clocks, and accentuating the skyline with their distinctive, elegant silhouette.
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