Loggia
[ LOH-djə ]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Italian, mid 18th century
1 .
A gallery or room with one or more open sides, especially one that forms part of a house and has one side open to the garden.
2 .
An open-sided extension to a house.
Examples of Loggia in a sentence
" Many modern houses feature a loggia that leads to the backyard and garden. "
" Kevin loved to spend mornings on his loggia, drinking coffee and reading the paper. "
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About Loggia
Loggia developed from the Italian word “lodge” (a small house).
Did you Know?
People most commonly encounter a loggia in a museum, palace, or another grand, important building. Loggia in public spaces are characterized by large arches and natural lighting — they can be found in warmer environments that allow open-air spaces.
