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1180s in architecture
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1170s
1180s in architecture
1190s
Architecture timeline
Buildings and structures
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about 1180
Reconstruction of the nave and transept of
St. Sernin's Basilica, Toulouse
,
France
completed.
Reconstruction of
St. Faith's Church, Sélestat
,
Alsace
completed.
Construction of
Borgund Stave Church
, Norway, begun.
Färlöv Church
, Sweden, built.
Moyse's Hall,
Bury St Edmunds
, England, built.
1181
–
Worms Cathedral
in
Germany
mostly finished.
1183
–
Cathedral of
Monreale
,
Sicily
, built.
1184
–
Modena Cathedral
consecrated.
by about 1185
–
Construction of
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
, England as the church of the
Priory of St Frideswide
substantially completed.
1185
Reconstruction of
Basle Cathedral
begins.
Temple Church
in London dedicated.
Pont Saint-Bénezet
, a bridge in
Avignon
, in southern France, completed.
1189
–
Rebuilding of
Chengling Pagoda
(澄灵塔) of Zhengding in
Jin dynasty
China is completed (begun 1161).
1186
–
Ta Prohm
temple built in
Angkor
.
1188
Ourense Cathedral
in
Galicia (Spain)
consecrated.
Church of St Thomas of Canterbury, Portsmouth
, England, consecrated.
Main period of work on
Dover Castle
in England.
[
1
]
New circular
keep
of
Conisbrough Castle
in Yorkshire, England, built by
Hamelin de Warenne, Earl of Surrey
.
Reconstruction of
Chichester Cathedral
in England begins.
St. Sernin's Basilica, Toulouse (1180)
St. Faith's Church, Selestat (1180)
Worms Cathedral (1181)
Monreale Cathedral
(1183)
Modena Cathedral (1184)
Gopuram at Ta Prohm temple, Angkor (1186)
Chengling Pagoda (1189)
References
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"History of Dover Castle"
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