aisled
Aisled is an architectural term used to describe a building that contains one or more aisles—long passageways running parallel to the main central space and separated from it by rows of columns or arches. In churches and basilicas, the central space is the nave; the side passageways are the aisles, creating a nave-and-aisle configuration that influences light and circulation.
In ecclesiastical architecture, aisled plans range from single-aisled churches to multi-aisled interiors with two, three, or
Outside religious buildings, aisled layouts occur in secular spaces such as market halls, libraries, and large
Etymology: The term aisled derives from the noun aisle, from Old French aisle, from Late Latin ala,