👉 In the context of architecture, a "cradler" refers to a type of structure or building that is designed for use in sheltering individuals who are unable to stand upright due to physical disabilities. These structures are typically constructed with sturdy and durable materials like wood, brick, or stone, and are often made up of multiple levels that can be used as platforms. The term "cradler" was originally used by architects during the 17th century in England when they were designing buildings
