It is an early example of the use of decorative blind arches on the facades.

A few of these features include the use of pointed arches and pinnacles.

Among other architectural features, the mosque is noted for its use of pointed arches two centuries before they appeared in European architecture.

From an architectural perspective, it is of interest for its use of arches to support the bleachers.

Even the Chapter house completed in 1231 saw almost the exclusive use of round arches in its construction.

One thing that remains consistent the use of domes and arches for entryways and open spaces.

The late antique Karamagara Bridge represents an early example for the use of pointed arches.

The use of elaborate parabolic arches on the ground floor is a clear Modernista touch, as are the wrought-iron balconies.

The use of arches with several setbacks gives the building a "sculpted" appearance.

A further use of inverted arches is to support lengthways forces from another arch, such as a bridge or viaduct.