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GOTHIC 2
SPIRE AND TRANSEPT
Ridge Common ROOF, CATHEDRAL OF
rafter NOTRE DAME DE PARIS,
Architrave of FRANCE, c.1163-1250
window zone, Principal
also acting as
collar beam Attached baluster
Attached column Strut
Raised surface Hammer-post
Beveled edge Arched brace
Wooden panel Hammer-beam Rafter
Gothic
window Straight
tracery brace

Octahedral
Gothic Beam spire
Collar beam window Gable
decorated with Round arch
pearl motif
Arched brace Pinnacle
Oculus
Blind trefoil
Brace
Bracket Lancet
arch Trefoil arch
TRUSS OF HAMMER-BEAM ROOF,
THE UPPER FRATER (LATER Cusp Quatrefoil
BLACKFRIARS’ PLAYHOUSE),
Impost LONDON, BRITAIN, PROBABLY Colonette Pointed
14TH CENTURY arch
Lesene
Lancet arch
TYPICAL GOTHIC FEATURES Balustrade
Mullion
Triangular cornice
Cornice
Geometrical tracery with
chamfered
Trefoil arch edge
Balustrade Stud
Roof
Upper collar Scissor truss of
brace nave
Ridge-board and
Principal transept
Common rafter rafter
FLYING BUTTRESS OVER GARGOYLE, HORSLEY CHURCH,
SIDE AISLES, MILAN DERBYSHIRE, BRITAIN, c.1450
CATHEDRAL, ITALY, c.1385-1485
Vertical strut

Intermediate collar
Raised
valley-rafter
Beam
Jack-rafter
Clasped purlin
Queen
HAMMER-BEAM ROOF, CHURCH Lower collar King post post
OF ST. BOTOLPH, TRUNCH,
NORFOLK, BRITAIN, 1360-1380 Scissor-beam Tie beam Passing brace

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