What is another word for post and lintel?
Pronunciation: [pˈə͡ʊst and lˈɪntə͡l] (IPA) 
When discussing architectural styles, the term "post and lintel" refers to a specific construction method where vertical posts support horizontal lintels. Synonyms for this type of construction that can be used include "trabeated", "cross-beam", "beam and column", or "support-and-span". Each term refers to the same basic principle of a horizontal element being supported by vertical elements. This type of construction has been used throughout history in buildings such as Greek temples, Egyptian pyramids, and even in modern structures such as office buildings or bridges. While the terminology may differ, the concept remains the same, as post and lintel remains an important and widely-used architectural construction technique.
