Architectural Innovations of the Gothic | The Age of Cathedrals with R. Howard Bloch

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Gothic master masons made cathedrals both huge and visually light by treating the building as a system of directed forces—compound piers, ribbed vaults, pointed arches, flying buttresses, and repeating bays—rather tha...

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