Fenestration (noun)

The arrangement and design of windows in a building or structure.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french fenêtre, from latin finestra 'window', influenced by latin fenestrare 'to make a window'.

Examples:

1. The fenestration of the building was carefully planned to ensure proper light and ventilation.
2. The new office building has an innovative fenestration that maximizes natural light and energy efficiency.
3. The fenestration of the church was designed to create a bright and airy atmosphere.
4. The fenestration of the old castle was designed to provide a clear view of the surrounding countryside.
5. The fenestration of the modern skyscraper was carefully planned to optimize natural light and views.