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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 344

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 344
TIMBER ROOFSX 3o6 (lOrmC ARCHITKCTURK rafter root, into the hollow of which the vault could rise,or which could be ceiled with panellinj^s, or, by fashionini^the struts and rafters into a curve, could be boarded intoa barrel roof. A large number of the parish churches, bothof England and France,… … THE ROOF OF ST. OUEN, ROLEN tendency to spread, and in France ties are almost universal,even w^hen the building is vaulted, and the roof in con-sequence has to be kept at its full height above the vault.In France, therefore, even the latest buildings generallyhave high-pitched roofs, while in…

Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic

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