peripter
/ˈpɛrɪptər/
noun
- A building or structure that is surrounded by a single row of columns, especially in ancient Greek or Roman architecture.
- Architecture students studied the design of a Greek peripter for their final project.
- The museum's new wing was built as a modern peripter, echoing classical styles.
- The ancient temple was a classic peripter, with columns lining all four sides.