Masonry: meaning, definitions and examples

building material

Masonry refers to the construction of structures by laying individual units (such as bricks, stones, or concrete blocks) and binding them together with mortar. It is a traditional and durable method used in building walls, foundations, and other structures.

brickwork, construction, stonework

Examples of usage

• Masonry has been used for centuries in the construction of buildings.

• The masonry walls of the ancient castle are still standing strong.

• The skilled mason carefully placed each stone in the masonry.

• The art of masonry requires precision and craftsmanship.

• Modern architects often incorporate masonry elements into their designs.