Gothic Architecture - Revision history

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	'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of [[architecture]] used from the [[12th century\|12th]] to [[15th century\|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be [[barbarian\|barbaric]].		'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of [[architecture]] used from the [[12th century\|12th]] to [[15th century\|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be [[barbarian\|barbaric]].

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	'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of [[architecture]] used from the [[12th century\|12th]] to [[15th century\|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be [[barbarian\|barbaric]].		'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of [[architecture]] used from the [[12th century\|12th]] to [[15th century\|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be [[barbarian\|barbaric]].

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	Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.		Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.

	When ~~researching~~ Gothic architecture try to find the date of construction for any buildings you wish to use as examples. This is because the ~~Victorians~~ (19th century) went through a period known as the "[[Gothic Revival]]" in which they tried to imitate this style of architecture but they never quite got it right. (The CBD of Melbourne, Australia, has many examples of [[gothic revival]] architecture.)		When [[research]]ing Gothic architecture try to find the date of construction for any buildings you wish to use as examples. This is because the [[Victorian]]s ([[19th century]]) went through a period known as the "[[Gothic Revival]]" in which they tried to imitate this style of architecture but they never quite got it right. (The CBD of [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], has many examples of [[gothic revival]] architecture.)

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	Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.		Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.

			When researching Gothic architecture try to find the date of construction for any buildings you wish to use as examples. This is because the Victorians (19th century) went through a period known as the "[[Gothic Revival]]" in which they tried to imitate this style of architecture but they never quite got it right. (The CBD of Melbourne, Australia, has many examples of [[gothic revival]] architecture.)

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	'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of architecture used from the [[12th century\|12th]] to [[15th century\|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be barbaric.		'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of [[architecture]] used from the [[12th century\|12th]] to [[15th century\|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be [[barbarian\|barbaric]].

	Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.		Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.

Conrad Leviston at 14:45, 17 April 2005

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'''Gothic Architecture''' is a style of architecture used from the [[12th century|12th]] to [[15th century|15th]] centuries. It got its name as a demeaning term in the [[16th century]] by architects who felt it to be barbaric.

Traditionally Gothic Architecture is defined as having three features: [[flying butress]]es, [[gothic arch]]es and [[ribbed vault]]s. All of these features appeared in [[Romanesque Architecture]] at various points, but Gothic Architecture is unique in combining them.

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