Which architectural style began using multiple buttresses for purely ornamental effect? Early Gothic Late Gothic High Gothic Baroque

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JaMaBing · Answer 1 · 2022-11-14T13:10:14+0000

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Late gothic B

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Late Gothic style is more flamboyant, featuring detailed ornamentation and multiple buttresses, not for structural purposes but for the sake of design. Still tall and impressive, the laciness and ornate detail of this style turns the focus downward.

Which architectural style began using multiple buttresses for purely ornamental effect? Early Gothic Late Gothic High Gothic Baroque

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