A balcony is an outdoor space that is typically attached to a building and enclosed by a railing or BALUSTRADE. A LOGGIA is a roofed, open-air GALLERY or corridor, usually on the ground floor of a building. A BALUSTRADE is a railing composed of posts topped by a handrail, often used to enclose a balcony or TERRACE. A PLATFORM is a raised, level surface, typically used as a stage or for public speaking. A BOX is a small, enclosed area, often with seating, that is typically found in a theater. A MIRADOR is a balcony or TERRACE with a view, typically found in Spanish architecture. A PORTICO is a PORCH or entranceway, typically with a roof supported by columns. A PIAZZA is an open square or marketplace in an Italian town. A PORCH is a covered entrance to a building, typically with a roof and supported by columns. A GALLERY is a long, narrow room or hallway, typically used to display artwork. A PARAPET is a low wall at the edge of a roof, balcony, or bridge. A VERANDA is a roofed PORCH or GALLERY, typically with a railing, often found in tropical climates. A LANAI is a type of VERANDA, typically with a roof, found in Hawaii. A TERRACE is a flat, open area, typically with a railing, often found on the roof of a building. A LOGE is a small, private BOX in a theater. ROMEO is a character in William Shakespeare's play ROMEO and Juliet. Lanais is the plural form of LANAI.