
r/GothicArchitecture

Olomouc Cathedral. I like this kind of Gothic style the most.
Malbork - World’s Largest Brick Castle
Full timelapse in my channel if anyone's curious about the process. https://youtu.be/xshTCYIi4IY
Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom), Cologne, Germany 🇩🇪
De Basiliek van Onze Lieve Vrouw van het Heilig Hart in Sittard, The Netherlands [1242X2208]
I went back to Notre Dame de Rouen, one year after my successful first pics. This time for the details.
Kölner Dom - Germany's Gothic masterpiece. Founded in August of 1248, it was 632 years before the Cathedral was finally completed in October 1880.
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims, France [OC]
You'll be even more impressed by the interior.
How must it have appeared to people in the Middle Ages?
A Catedral de Santiago de Compostela é uma igreja católica de grande significado espiritual e o destino final do Caminho de Santiago.
The Arab Room at Cardiff Castle in Cardiff, Wales (UK), designed in the 1880s by architect and medieval revivalist William Burges.
Lichfield Cathedral, the only 3 spire Medieval Gothic Cathedral in England
I said I’d give an update on the cathedral here it is
It's almost going to be a year that I've been working on it little by little (it's not yet finished).It's almost going to be a year that I've been working on it little by little (it's not yet finished)
Hay lugares que te obligan a mirar hacia arriba ✨
Me encanta encontrar edificios donde cada rincón parece tener una historia. Entre las esculturas, las enormes ventanas y todos esos pequeños detalles, podría pasar horas simplemente observando. ¿A alguien más le fascina este tipo de arquitectura? 🏛
Igreja de São João Batista em Tolchkovo De Daria Glukhova
Duncan Stroik Interview on Roods Screens vs. the Iconostasis
I did an amazing interview with the professor of classical architecture at Notre Dame, Duncan Stroik. We spend considerable time talking about the various architectural developments in the East vs. the West, especially regarding rood screens and the iconostasis. We also talk about designing organ cases, liturgical music, the Gothic vs. the Classical, the use of frescoes and stained glass, American architecture, and the ballet he commissioned. Check it out! I'll link the conversation below