Definition: A clerestory is a type of architecture that consists of two or more story windows, often set in front of a single main window. The purpose of this architectural feature is to provide light and ventilation from one side of the building while allowing natural light into the other side. Clerestories are typically used in buildings for both aesthetic purposes (such as creating a sense of openness) and practical reasons (such as providing energy efficiency).
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