What is the connection between gothic architecture and gothic rock?

Speaking of Gothic architecture, Gothic architecture, or Gothic architecture, is a style of architecture that flourished at the peak and end of the Middle Ages. The following Zhongda Consulting has compiled relevant information for architects about Gothic architecture, which developed from Romanesque architecture and was inherited by Renaissance architecture.

What are some of the most iconic Gothic buildings in the world? Zhongda Consulting inquired about relevant information, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Russia, the Cathedral of Milan in Italy, the Cathedral of Cologne in Germany, the Westminster Abbey in the United Kingdom, and the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris in France. The details are as follows:

Gothic-style building - the Cathedral of Our Lady of Russia.

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Moscow, also called St. Basil's Cathedral. Located in Moscow, just outside the Kremlin walls, between Red Square and the Moskva River, it is known as one of the eight wonders of the world and is often seen as a symbol of Russia's unique location across Europe and Asia.

Gothic-style building – Milan Cathedral, Italy.

Milan Cathedral (Milan Cathedral), a famous Catholic church in Italy, also known as the "Duomo Cathedral", the Duomo Cathedral, and the Duomo Church, is located in Milan, Italy, and is one of the five cathedrals in the world, ranking second in the world. Located on the banks of the Orona River at the southern foot of the Alps, Milan is an ancient city with a rich history and is the second largest city in Italy.

Gothic-style building - Cologne Cathedral in Germany.

Cologne Cathedral, Germany (K?).Lner Dom, full name Hohe Domkirche StPeter und Maria), a Catholic cathedral in Cologne, Germany, is a landmark of the city of Cologne.

Of all the churches, it is the second highest in Germany (after the Ulm Cathedral in the city of Ulm) and the third in the world. In terms of size, it is the largest church in northern Europe.

Gothic-style building – Westminster Abbey, England.

Westminster Abbey is located on the north bank of the River Thames in London, and was originally a Catholic Benedictine monastery, founded in 960 AD, expanded in 1045, completed in 1065, and rebuilt from 1220 to 1517. Westminster Abbey was a Catholic Benedictine (one of the monastic congregations of the Catholic Church) until the Anglican Church was founded by the English king in 1540.

Gothic architecture is an architectural style that originated in France in the second half of the 11th century, and was popular in Europe in the 13th and 15th centuries, and is often used in European cathedrals, monasteries, churches, castles, palaces, synagogues and some private residences.

Gothic architecture with excellent architectural skills to express mysterious, mournful, sublime strong emotions, has a great influence on other later arts, its charm comes from the aesthetic experience of proportion, light and color, that is, through the metaphysical contemplation of light, through the symbolic understanding of number and color, so that the soul is free from the shackles of worldly matter, and soars towards heaven in the light of divine grace. Although this type of architecture was popular throughout Europe, it was once despised during the European Renaissance.

From the Internet.

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