Trabeated

[skinem]

tra·be·at·ed

Pronunciation: 'trA-bE-"A-t&d
Variant(s): also tra·be·ate /-"At/
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin trabs, trabes beam

: designed or constructed with horizontal beams or lintels
- tra·be·a·tion /"trA-bE-'A-sh&n/ noun

[Bailey]

striped construction, leaves the things vertically weak?

mark warp-And-weft Bailey

[Perry]

Do these beams make me look fat?

[Bailey]

Well, wider than long? yeah thattranslates out as fat.

Mark avoir-depois Bailey

[gailr]

The freedictionary gives both a defiition and an image.

Adj. 1. trabeate - not arcuate; having straight horizontal beams or lintels (rather than arches)

I think Buddy Glass would have approved of this style of construction.