Church in Poland. in which the architectural style I like most churches? characteristic of the Gothic style
November 16, 2014, 2:52 pm by: natalie
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"Commonly used previously hewn stone, now used for bows, jambs, ribs and pillars (columns), while the primary thread wall made of large bricks (thickness approx. 10 cm, often with fingerprints) - generally unplastered.
The walls of the brick facade in such a way that the frame ornament sintered dark color for example. layout heads.
Building the church was an expression of religious zeal and ambition of rivalry between the cities. Dominated the mold soaring, slender - thanks to:
extract the supporting elements forming the skeleton of the building,
improving the structure of vaults (elevation of more than a semicircle, eg. in the form of a stockade)
How to obtain very high stability of the aisles.
Development of design ideas resulted in the strain fields vault between the ribs of the walls and between the buttresses, which in turn reduced the thickness of the walls and enlargement of window openings. The last of these developments meant that the nave Gothic churches became less murky than their counterparts Romance.
On the basis of cross-ribbed vaults developed many variations of the floor of the lighter forms and finer divisions, such as. Starry, palm, fan, triple, crystal or network.
Decorative elements of Gothic architecture were pinnacles (also called pinnacles) with a finial on top teeth on the edges.
High windows were adorned with tracery (stone or brick elements in the form of geometric tracery, wheels or lich sections, trefoil, etc., Later - onion-curves or flame motif). Gothic rosette windows are larger than Romanesque, with richer ornamentation. Stained reach peaks of development. Enriched with subtle profiling and figural sculpture portals veiled from top Wimperg, topped finial. "- Source http://zasoby.open.agh.edu.pl/
Gothic architecture - windows features
Tropically, many of the elements found on gothic Romanesque windows can be found in Gothic.
Gothic windows in Latin-Romanic (the Gothic language was in regular use throughout Europe) have a more subdued style and use of color. Gothic windows have ornate borders (usually with a central crown), with ornate tracery and some decorative elements, with few or no florals.
Gothic windows are typically of Gothic or Roman-era design, with a wide variety of window types.
Gothic Gothic is most closely related to Romanesque style or Gothic architecture, but has a few similarities. Gothic window types tend to be decorative and highly ornate, and many Gothic window types include an ornamental crown and some ornamentation or a finial on the window surface (sometimes with an additional element of ornamental or floral decoration).
Gothic windows often feature ornate border elements with the exception of an oblong or ring, for which there are many forms. Gothic windows also frequently include a finial or an oblong crown in place of the top finial. Gothic window types that feature finials may have a smaller window base (in the case of some Gothic windows) or have a base with a different shape from the rest of the window. A typical Gothic window base has a rectangular or rectangular-shaped base with a flat roof (or "lawn"), for example, and a flat top (or "wattle").
A typical Gothic finial has a rounded or curved, or "bronze", edge and some decoration on the window surface (especially within a window base), or, in the case of a window base, it may be of stone (typically limestone). A typical Gothic window base has a flat roof that has been slightly flattened to make its surface more comfortable (in the case of a Gothic window base, it may have a raised bottom edge).
Typical Gothic windows are generally in a higher degree of ornamentation. There are generally a number of different ornamentations: there are several Gothic windows with a central crown and a crown-edge, a decorative element within each, a finial or an oblong crown, as well as many decorative window bases with a flat, rectangular or "lawn-based" top edge, a flat roof or a different shape than the rest of the window base, as well as a different form (sometimes with a raised base with an oblong or a bronze-edged top edge). Gothic Gothic windows include a number of forms.
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