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Medieval Church Architecture :, Romanesque - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The flying buttresses innovation allowed for thinner walls and the inclusion of large stained glass windows which became a hallmark of Gothic cathedrals. by reducing the need for thick walls, flying buttresses enabled builders to create taller and more expansive interiors filled with light.
        
        Flying buttresses
    - - The Pointed arches distributed weight more efficiently than rounded arches.
        
        pointed arch
    - - Ribbed allowed a more skeletal framework with the greater flexibility in building layouts so they could have larger ceilings without them caving in. they also enable the construction of larger windows which allow more light into their interior space.
        
        Ribbed Vaults
    - - Stained windows transformed interiors with colorful, diffusion light, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
        
        Stained glass
- - - - Groin Vault