Brick Gothic 06/01/2010 The European route of Brick Gothic architecture, inaugurated in 2004, extends from the Baltic Sea near Sweden, crosses Germany and continues all the way to Estonia.

The spires and pinnacles of old churches rise above cobblestone streets lined with red-brick buildings and pastel-hued ...

The eight-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom English Gothic-rivival house was built by Oscar C. and Ada Woodworth Ferris circa 1858 for use as a summer home for Percy R. Pyne, then the president of the ...

Visitors travel to the town to see the impeccable Brick Gothic city hall (an intentionally showy building constructed in the 1200s) and some of Europe’s biggest Gothic wine cellars.

You may not have heard of it before, but Malbork Castle is the world's largest, boasting a jaw-dropping red brick Gothic design. Located in Malbork in Poland, the Zamek w Malborku castle is twice ...

Referred to as the "Mother Church of Brick Gothic" in the region. The church possesses the largest brick vault in the world, spanning the nave at a height of 38.5 meters.

The brick Gothic church, designed by prominent local architect Edwin L. Howland, was built in 1871-72.

Gothic Revival architecture is recognizable by its pointed arches, flying buttresses, and grand spires. Also referred to as Neo-Gothic or Victorian Gothic, the unique detailing of Gothic Revival ...

The historic St. Lucy-St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church, which has dominated a block of Bed-Stuy’s Willoughby Avenue since 1856, was torn down in clouds of dust this week to make way for housing. The ...