A dedication to Gothic cathedrals and architecture.
Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Beauvais, France (1225)
‘This is the tallest of the high gothic cathedrals at 150 feet tall. They were pushing the limits when they attempted to build it. The vaulting of the choir collapsed once during construction in 1284 and the ambitious crossing tower collapsed during construction in 1573. Work on the building was the considered cursed and very little work was completed afterward.’ - Chicagomontreal
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