Probably the master builders reproduced cut stones, traditional for
Romanesque architecture, in bricks (e.g.
14, for the notion that the rounded arches of
Romanesque architecture were a typological reference to the Heavenly Jerusalem.
The nearby Kelso Abbey may be in a fragmented state now but it is still one of the finest examples of
Romanesque architecture around.
In addition to its Eastern motifs, however, the building also reveals some features of Western
Romanesque architecture. Another magnificent sight, the Lutheran Cathedral, stands in the great Senate Square.
Richardson was a major representative of Romanticism in American architecture, but whereas many of his contemporaries espoused some form of Gothic Revival, he looked back to
Romanesque architecture for inspiration.
With its 1892
Romanesque architecture, wooden floors, 8-foot windows and soaring ceilings, it's become the pride of the local community.
SPEND a few days in romantic Prague with its bewitching mix of Baroque, Gothic and
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The adaptive reuse plan also incorporated extensive renovation of the historic building's
Romanesque architecture. Additionally, the modernization had to accommodate the annual Miss America pageant still held each September.
A link made literally concrete by the director and Tavoularis' extensive location scouting, which has revealed several locales with
Romanesque architecture.
Combining Gothic and
Romanesque architecture, with hints of French-inspired reconstruction, the magnificent Nikolaikirche normally exercises a strict vow of silence.
This church boasts both Gothic and
Romanesque architecture and the present slated steeple dates back to the 18th century.
