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Significados de gothic revival em inglês

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Architectural movement.

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Examples for "neo-gothic architecture"
Examples for "neo-gothic architecture"
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Admire the stunning neo-Gothic architecture of Las Lajas Sanctuary, which crosses a gorge on the border between Colombia and Ecuador.
The South African
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Today, Tower Bridge is better known for its iconic Victorian Gothic architecture than its engineering.
Wired
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It is widely regarded as Johnson's masterpiece in the Gothic Revival style.
The Irish Times
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The Arts Centre encompasses 23 heritage buildings constructed in the Gothic Revival style.
Radio NZ
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Ascension was designed in 1840 by Richard Upjohn, the premier ecclesiastical architect of his day&a champion of the Gothic Revival style.
The new yorker
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The Victorian property is a local landmark as it was built in 1847 on Coliemore Road to a very unique and romantic Gothic Revival style.
The Irish Times
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Particularly associated with the study of Gothic Revival architecture, his Origins of the Gothic Revival(1987) remains a seminal work.
The Irish Times
Uso de gothic revival em inglês
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Rockford Manor, a gothic revival residence, was constructed in the early 1800s for antiquarian Sir William Betham as his private home.
The Irish Times
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We have been much interested in what is called the Gothic revival.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 1
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It is widely regarded as Johnson's masterpiece in the Gothic Revival style.
The Irish Times
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The Arts Centre encompasses 23 heritage buildings constructed in the Gothic Revival style.
Radio NZ
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He was therefore little affected by Scott and the Gothic revival.
The Adventure of Living : a Subjective Autobiography
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This was his lasciviously polychrome and gorgeously scented version of the Gothic revival.
The Guardian
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Aria squeezed the bike's brakes and stared at the beautiful Gothic Revival house in front of her.
Perfect
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It is also one of the finest works of Pugin, the greatest of the Gothic Revival architects.
The Irish Times
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The walk starts from the now disused Gothic revival Derrycunihy Catholic church, which was built in 1890.
The Irish Times
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This is even more pronounced in a theatre performance in the deconsecrated Gothic Revival chapel at Dublin Castle.
The Irish Times
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Next to the Quaker Meetinghouse was J. P. Morgan's church, St. George's, with its Gothic Revival brownstone tower.
A fierce radiance: a novel
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The " Gothic Revival" dates from 1835.
Wanderings in Wessex / An Exploration of the Southern Realm from...
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Particularly associated with the study of Gothic Revival architecture, his Origins of the Gothic Revival(1987) remains a seminal work.
The Irish Times
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Ascension was designed in 1840 by Richard Upjohn, the premier ecclesiastical architect of his day&a champion of the Gothic Revival style.
The new yorker
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Natural History Museum The Natural History Museum is an outrageous collection of things nature, in a lovely Gothic Revival building from 1880.
BBC
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Follow this road, passing St Mary's Cathedral on your left, considered to be one of the most important Gothic Revival churches in Ireland.
The Irish Times