High Gothic Architecture. St. Etienne, Bourges (1195-1255)

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High Gothic Architecture

St. Etienne, Bourges ( )

Elevation of Bourges 122’ tall

Elevation of St. Etienne, Bourges ( ) 1.Nave arcade 2.Triforium 3.Clerestory

Robert Mark, Experiments in Gothic Structure (1982) Dead and live loading Epoxy plastic cross section models

Chartres Bourges

Notre Dame, Reims ( )

Masons’ Labyrinth at Reims (destroyed in 1779)

Notre Dame, Amiens ( ) Robert de Luzarches Thomas and Regnault de Cormont

Chartres Plan Amiens Plan

Choir at Amiens

Labyrinth at Amiens

Sainte-Chapelle, Paris, (Thomas de Cormont, architect) built for Louis IX

Sainte-Chapelle, Paris, {lower chapel]

Sainte-Chapelle, Paris, [upper chapel] Relics provided by Baldwin of Flanders

Apostles

Beauvais, begun 1247

South Transept, Beauvais

Apse flying buttresses, Beauvais, begun 1247