• Church of Saint-Chapel, Paris

    Church of Saint-Chapel, Paris

    Church of Saint-Chapel, Paris
    Architectural style: Gothic
    The Church of Saint-Chapel dates back to the 13th century in Paris, and some of them are considered as gothic gothic architecture. The construction of the two-storey Church of Saint-Chapel began in 1240 and ended in a short period of 7 years.
    In appearance, the Church of Saint-Chapel has a small building, but a spectacular spectacle of the style of the French Gothic Rayonnant. For the church’s facade, small stone carvings and 15 large windows were used, and one century after its establishment added a round-shaped window like rose, which, unlike other windows, was also used in green. . The upper part of the church’s glass is about 600 square meters in size, and their stunning designs display the images of the gospel, which are both the Old Testament and the New Testament. If you look more closely at this form, you will notice that approximately 1,130 designs of the Bible are depicted in two colors: blue and red.
    The colorful windows of this church, in turn, are spectacular, and their last restoration lasted about 7 years. During this time, the large windows of the church were pulled out and separated so that their work could be done more easily and carefully. The laser was then used to clean the pieces, and they drew a glass cover so that they could protect them from pollution and increase their lifespan without changing the appearance of the windows.

    Church of Saint-Chapel, Paris
    10/28/2018 By peykhak news arch
  • Catholic Church of St. Peter

    Catholic Church of St. Peter

    Catholic Church of St. Peter
    Location: Vatican
    The Church of St. Peter is the most famous church in the world. St. Peter is one of the disciples buried in this church, and for the continuation of this tradition, the popes are buried in this church after death.
    The construction of the current building was started in 1506 and completed in 1626.
    The design and construction of St. Peter’s decoration was carried out by the greatest experts and artists of the day, such as Michelangelo, Alberti, Rafael and ….
    From the nineteenth century, Christian churches came together with the arts of architecture, sculpture and painting. Also, a variety of decorative arts including colored glasses, fine art and miniature paintings were also welcomed and all of this was in line with the propagation of Christianity.
    The building is 137 meters high and covers an area of ​​152400 square meters, with a capacity of 60,000 people.
    The main designer of the major part of this church, which we now see is the design of the Angle Michel, but many designers and architects were involved in this project. Finally, Brennya, a young architect, assumed the completion of the project, and underneath the dome, which has four columns of spiral Tedis consisted of four angels and one of the masterpieces of the world’s architecture.

    Catholic Church of St. Peter
    10/14/2018 By peykhak news arch
  • Cathy Residence

    Cathy Residence

    This low-slung residence in rural Connecticut, completed by New York firm deborahberkepartners is clad in black siding to blend into the surrounding forest.

    Cathy Residence
    09/26/2018 By peykhak news arch
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