Gothic Architecture —

At first the cathedrals were built in the same fashion as earlier Greek and Roman temples. This style, which is called Romanesque, had thick stone walls, rounded arches, and narrow openings for light. In the 1200

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The Cultural Tutor on X: Gothic architecture dominated churches and cathedrals in Medieval Europe. There was regional variation across the continent but, broadly speaking, they were part of a single, unified architectural

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