Titlebook: Building Networks: Exchange of Knowledge, Ideas and Materials in Medieval and Post-Medieval Europe; Jeroen Bouwmeester,Laura Patrick,Dunca

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Models of the Real Projective Planes uncovered further knowledge of the building history of the church, which is dated to c. 1125. Although an absolute date of the floor is not available, this chapter argues that the mosaic floor was installed shortly after the completion of the stone church, possibly sometime in the second quarter o

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Frank M. Tiller,Joseph R. Crumpa sets: brick tower houses, brick city walls, and brick houses. Dating was based on archaeological and historical sources, instead of brick dimensions. The analysis reveals that each building category displays its own dynamic regarding the use of brick. At the same time, three main general phases ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5091-7experienced architects from abroad […] and entrusted them with the task of the entire construction site”. This is among the earliest evidence of a professional building organisation in Cologne. Numerous publications have appeared on the organisation of the Cologne building sites from the eleventh to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57237-1ledge of construction technology. More specifically, the distribution of central plan churches reflects the exchange of architectural styles and traditions. The central plan church has often been considered a foreign form in European architecture. This chapter demonstrates that central forms, togeth