monopteral

/məˈnɑptərəl/
adjective
  1. Having a single row of columns on all sides, describing a type of ancient Greek or Roman temple or building.
    • The museum's new wing was designed in a monopteral style with a single ring of columns.
    • Archaeologists uncovered the remains of a small monopteral temple near the agora.
    • The architect chose a monopteral layout to give the pavilion an open, airy feel.
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