Masonry (noun)

1. The craft or work of a mason, especially a stonemason.
2. A structure, such as a wall or chimney, built of stone, brick, or concrete blocks.
3. A style of construction characterized by the use of masonry.

Origin:

From old french maconnerie, from macon "mason", from latin machinarius "engineer, builder", from machina "machine".

Examples:

1. The masonry work on the old castle was truly impressive.
2. A solid masonry wall was built to protect the city from invaders.
3. The masonry structure of the ancient pyramid has withstood the test of time.
4. The masonry chimney was tall and strong, a testament to the skills of the builders.
5. The masonry building stood tall and proud, a symbol of the city's history.