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{{Short description|Anachronism in architecture}} ...ence]], these buildings are of interest to American scholars of [[medieval architecture]]. ...

{{Year nav topic5|1786|architecture}} The year '''1786 in architecture''' involved some significant architectural events and new buildings. ...

...e]], first built in 1100, above the city of [[Saverne]] in what is now the French [[Departments of France|département]] of [[Bas-Rhin]]. It was built on [[sa ...ut the [[Vault (architecture)|vault]] continued to be occupied until the [[French Revolution]]. ...

{{refimprove|date=July 2024}}{{Expand French|date=August 2024}} ..., but it was renamed in honour of the [[Front National (French Resistance)|French communist resistance]] hero [[Pierre Georges]], whose ''[[nom de guerre]]'' ...

{{Short description|Medieval church in France}} {{Expand French|topic=struct|Abbaye Saint-Philibert de Tournus|date=November 2016}} ...

| architecture_type = [[church architecture|church]] | architecture_style = [[Classical architecture|Classical]] ...

| caption = Cutaway of a medieval wall. The machicolation is labelled G. In [[architecture]], a '''machicolation''' ({{langx|fr|mâchicoulis}}) is an opening between t ...

{{Short description|Privy in medieval buildings}} '''Garderobe''' is a historic term for a room in a medieval castle. The ''[[Oxford English Dictionary]]'' gives as its first meaning a ...

'''Tribune''' is an ambiguous – and often misused – [[architecture|architectural]] term, which can have several meanings. Today, it most often ...alian language|Italian]] (''tribuna'') words. These in turn stemmed from [[Medieval Latin]] ''tribuna'' and from [[Classical Latin]] ''tribunal'', the elevated ...

{{Short description|French Benedictine monk and historian}} '''Helgaud''' or '''Helgaldus''' (d. c. 1048), [[France|French]] historian and biographer, was a monk of the [[Benedictine]] [[Abbey of Fl ...

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{{Short description|Decorative element common in Gothic architecture}} ...9-08|language=en}}</ref> The name derives from the diminutive of the [[Old French]] ''croc'', meaning "hook", due to the resemblance of a crocket to a [[bish ...

| architecture_type = [[Church architecture|Church]] | architecture_style = [[Romanesque architecture|Romanesque]], [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]] ...

==Influence on Parisian architecture== ...0, Napoléon III orchestrated the reconstruction of the French capital. The medieval centre of the city was demolished and replaced with broad tree-lined boulev ...

In medieval [[castles]], the '''chemise''' ([[French language|French]]: "shirt") was typically a low wall encircling the [[keep]], protecting th ...lmauer" was renowned for being particularly high rather than the English / French "chemise" which is described here as a "low wall". An example is Alzenau Ca ...

{{Short description|Medieval church in Normandy, France}} | architecture_type = [[Church architecture|Church]] ...

...mutilated or destroyed sites in the process of examining them. The former French government property was taken over by the [[Islamic Republic]] after the [[ ...url=https://ifpnews.com/french-castle-historical-gem-in-irans-shush/|title=French Castle; Historical Gem In Iran's Shush - Iran Front Page|date=April 15, 202 ...

{{Infobox French commune == Cultural heritage and architecture == ...

{{Expand French|date=December 2008|Verdun (Ariège)|topic = geo}} {{Infobox French commune ...

| architecture_type=[[church architecture|church]] | architecture_style=[[Romanesque architecture|Romanesque]] ...