brickwork

noun

The part of a building or other construction built from bricks.

Example sentence

“The old house's brickwork needed repairs after decades of weather.”

Uncountable: you admire the brickwork, never "a brickwork". Mostly found in building surveys and architecture writing.

Related words

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