Brickwork (noun)

The construction material or structure made from laying bricks in mortar or other masonry materials.

Origin:

Brickwork originated in the late 16th century, derived from 'brick' + 'work' meaning the process or results of laying bricks as construction material.

Examples:

1. The brickwork on the chimney was damaged by the storm.
2. The brickwork was carefully laid to create a beautiful pattern.
3. The old brickwork on the building had been restored to its original condition.
4. Brickwork is a popular building material for its durability and versatility.
5. Brickwork is often used to create fireplaces, walls, and retaining structures.