Examples of using Gothic structure in English and their translations into German
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Barcelona's cathedral is a large Gothic structure.
The Gothic structure was begun with the apse in about 1265/1270.
Austria's most important Gothic structure is Vienna's landmark.
The other dominant building is the Doge's Palace, with its beautiful gothic structure.
The Gothic structure without a tower was built in the last quarter of the 13 th century.
The building looks like an ancient castle Gothic structure c arched openings.
Originally a gothic structure from mid-15th century, altered in the baroque style in 1687.
The church was eventually re-openedagain and now resembles its original Gothic structure.
The Pilgrimage Church of Maria Elend is a Gothic structure and is a pillar basilica with three naves.
The original Gothic structure was later adorned with Baroque embellishments, creating an exceptional work of art.
The church dedicated to the Virgin Marywas built in the 15th century as a single-nave Gothic structure in place of the small Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Construction of this enormous Gothic structure- with its countless details and adornments- began as early as 1070.
On a prominent location above the village are the ruins of the Duke's Palace,a two-story Gothic structure with a terrace garden.
In 1521, the church was rebuilt and its Gothic structure was maintained but renovated in Baroque style.
Upper gate- gothic structure from 1711 with characteristic, onion-shaped dome, decorated with stone figures of St. Benedict and St. Bernard.
St. Stephen's Cathedral, also called the"Steffl" by Viennese locals,is the emblem of Vienna and Austria's most important Gothic structure.
Alberti grafted a modern solution to the underlying Gothic structure, harmonizing the existing elements with those of the new style.
Built on three hills and surrounded by vineyard-covered slopes, Lausanne is dominated by the cathedral,an outstanding early Gothic structure.
Visit the spiritual centre of Vienna andclimb the tower of this striking Gothic structure: the views across Vienna are simply breath-taking!
Was originally a Gothic structure, of which remained the Gothic opening on the northern wall of the church, and its rectangular shape.
Nearby, whitewashed houses surround the Cathedral of Évora, an enormous Gothic structure begun in the 12th century.
The Dragondelli chapel has a gothic structure with an altar carved by Giovanni di Francesco from Florence(1368) and frescoes with“Jesus between the doctors” of Gregorio and Donato of Arezzo.
Now join onto Celetná,where you will immediately meet the gaze of the Powder Tower- a Gothic structure that was once part of the city's defences.
Located in the heart of Ghent, this beautiful, mostly Gothic structure is an architectural gem revealing various building styles, as it was continually built over the course of 500 years until its completion in 1569.
Built in the thirteenth century and later enlarged in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,this church saw the transformation of the primitive Romanesque building immense Gothic structure present.
Designed by Colonel Ronald MacPherson in 1856, an executive engineer and superintendent of the Public Works Department,the English Gothic structure replaced the original chapel which was destroyed by not one, but two lightning strikes in 1852.
The chateau includes the chateau chapel, formerly The Virgin Mary Church,which was created from the reconstruction of a three-aisled Romanesque basilica to a one-aisled Gothic structure with a cross vault.
The structure is in the classic Catalan Gothic style anddespite maintaining the same Gothic structure for centuries, the building has undergone many changes regarding practical issues that slowly transformed the architectural aspects.
From Piazza del Comune throughVia Convenevole we reach the S. Domenico Church, a refined Gothic structure in alberese stone and brick. From Piazza S. Domenico and Via Cesare Guasti we enter via Ser Lapo Mazzei and reach the Datini Palace, a rare example of late 14th century residence frescoed also on the outside, built by the genial Prato merchant Francesco Datini.