porticoes
Noun
The word is derived from portico
Meaning
of Portico
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnagrams
Examples
In a fortunate month, in an auspicious day, I undertook to build porticoes around the crude brick masses, and the casing of burnt bricks.
Federal homes had features such as narrow sidelights with an embracing fanlight around the doorway, giant porticoes, gable or flat roofs, and projecting bays on exterior walls.
The courtyard was surrounded by porticoes on three sides.
The eastern end and the southern porticoes consisted of a two-floor compounded structure.
They would create specially recessed, platforms, often connected to the main building with an open porticoes overlooking the garden, while providing a cool, shaded area in which to sit or loiter.