brick·work

[brik-wurk]
noun
brick construction, as contrasted with that using other materials.

Origin:
1570–80; brick + work

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brickwork (ˈbrɪkˌwɜːk) [Click for IPA pronunciation guide]
 
n
1.  a structure, such as a wall, built of bricks
2.  construction using bricks

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Example sentences
Most of the original brickwork and freight bays remain in place to give the
  facility a unique setting for special occasions.
Brickwork and exterior woodwork is worthy of gentle care, as is the interior
  woodwork.
In the lobby area, driftwood, brickwork and original art set the tone.
Video and digital photos of fireplace on west wall where its northeast corner
  wainscoting has been removed exposing the brickwork.
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