Question

What is one differs between Romanesque basilicas and Gothic cathedrals?

Answer 1

Round arches and blunt towers characterize Romanesque architecture. Gothic architecture, on the other hand, features pointed towers. Gothic architecture refers to the architectural styles that flourished in Europe from the mid-twelfth through the sixteenth century.

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Answer 2

Gothic architecture had pointed arches in roof while Romanesque architecture had round arches. Gothic Architecture has groin vaulted cathedrals while Romanesque has mostly barrel vaults and some groin vaults. A groin vault is formed by two barrel vaults intersecting at right angles.