Gothic architecture first emerged in the 12th century and was most closely related with church architecture, though other uses did exist. In religious settings, it was meant to suggest the superhuman.

Gothic architecture is tall, slender, sleek and elegant. New York-based architect Mark Foster Gage looks at the history of one of the world’s most recognizable architectural styles, and explains ...

Over a period of nearly 400 years, many of Europe's most famous churches were designed and constructed using Gothic architecture, a style originating in 12th century France and first known as ...

The Gothic cathedral of Chartres, begun in 1194, established the classical or “high Gothic” style and is, as such, one of history’s most beautiful, influential, and surprising buildings.

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 ...

As the cathedral ushered in the High Gothic Era of architecture, the style of Early Gothic architecture was far from forgotten.

The First Baptist Church in Selma was built in the Gothic Revival style in 1904. The church's website says: "The building's architecture represents high Gothic.