👉 A benchland in architecture refers to a decorative or functional area that is often used for seating, storage, and other purposes. It can be found on walls, floors, and even ceilings of buildings. The term "benchland" was originally used to describe a type of decorative piece made from wood or metal, which could also serve as a seat or table. In modern times, it may refer to any area that is designed for seating, such as a bench, chair, or sofa.
