An architectural detail is a specific feature of a building or structure that adds to its aesthetic appeal. The term can refer to a variety of elements, such as SPEC, OGEE, DORIC, IONIC, ARCH, and FOLIAGE. SPEC is an abbreviation for 'SPECIFICATION, ' which is a detailed description of the design and construction of a building. OGEE is a type of curved line used in architecture, often seen in arches and moldings. DORIC is one of the five classical orders of architecture, characterized by its simple, unadorned columns. IONIC is another of the five classical orders of architecture, characterized by its volutes, or scrolls, at the top of the column. ARCH is a curved structure that spans an opening, often used in doorways and windows. FOLIAGE is a decorative element that includes leaves, flowers, and other plant-like shapes.