EAN13

9782910685324

Éditeur

Fragile

Date de publication

1 janvier 2001

Collection

A LIVRE OUVERT

Nombre de pages

36

Dimensions

30 x 15,5 x 3,1 cm

Poids

170 g

Langue

fre

Langue originale

fre

Principles And Elements Of Medieval Church Architecture In Western Europe

Michel Henry-Claude, Laurence Stéfanon, Yannick Zaballos

Fragile

Prix public : 16,00 €

This work is made up of three fundamental parts. The first “Definition of the Plan” enables the reader to apprehend the origins of Medieval Church Architecture in the West (the basilican choice) as well as the reasons (hierarchical, political, economic) for the architectural distribution inside a church. The second part “the Mastery of the Forces” is an exhaustive analysis of the forces which disrupt the equilibrium of a building of the longitudinal type and of the whole of the Romanesque and Gothic techniques invented to fight against these forces. The last part “the elements” enables the study of the whole of the architectural “objects” of a church, arches, vaults, supports etc. and their function within the building. The illustrations entirely in synthetic images are numerous throughout the book.CONTENTS : Introduction – Milestones - Definition of the plan – The plan of a Church – The origins of the basilican plan – Aisles, side aisles, mastering the interior space – The Christian choice – East and west – Magistrates, faithfull & pilgrims – The Church within the church – Main periods – Mastering the forces – Forces, the Romanesque equilibrium – At the heart of Romanesque Church – Romanesque and the feudal universe – The forces, gothic light – At the heart of a gothic church – A theology of light – A monastery, an enclosed world – The elements – Arches – Vaults – Timber frame roofs – Supporting members – Shouldering and buttressing – Openings – Tools, material…& builders – Glossary – Index – Decoration – For further information – Some churches and cathedrals in France.

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