balcony
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balcony. 1. Platform or open
gallery built out from the
naked of a wall, supported on
brackets,
consoles,
corbels, or columns, or
cantilevered. Normally constructed in front of windows or other apertures, it is unroofed, with a balustrade, parapet, or railing around the platform, is capable of bearing the weight of one or more persons, and is usually slightly below the floor-level within the building.
2. Projecting gallery with seats in an
auditorium at a higher level than the stalls.
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