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The First Statement of a Building: Exterior Entrance Door Designs

Published: · Duration: 0:53 · Watch on YouTube

This video demonstrates how exterior entrance doors are designed with decorative architectural elements. Completed entrance applications featuring the selection of reveals, arches, columns, pilasters, and cornice pieces are presented.

Scenes from the video

A craftsman in the workshop shows a small piece between vertical pilaster profiles.
Columns and upper supporting frame are visible together on the entrance facade.
A craftsman carries a long decorative profile intended for an entrance arrangement.
A craftsman in the workshop examines a long fluted profile resembling a column by hand.
Exterior facade entrance shaped with arched cornice and columns.
A craftsman walks past the displayed pilaster and column pieces.
A Corinthian column with a base is displayed beside long façade profiles in the workshop.
Details of a Corinthian capital column model are introduced in the workshop.
A craftsman shows an ornamental column capital and a square base up close.
A craftsman lifts a rectangular framed pilaster body to position it.
A long pilaster panel with raised frame detailing is held upright by a craftsman.
Extended pilaster column and framed surface profile are examined.
A craftsman presents the surface details of an upright pilaster panel.
An outdoor entrance design with columns, an arch and a pediment is shown.
A long pilaster panel is displayed in a workshop with various column models.
A craftsman stands beside a pilaster panel and an ornamental column base.
An arched passage is shown completed with double pilasters and an upper pediment.
A craftsman rotates a curved pediment ornament on a wheeled stand to show it.
Curved decorative cornice piece is displayed in the workshop setting.
A crown ornament with a carved appearance is examined on a mobile stand in the workshop.

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