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Strasbourg Cathedral

General Information

Structural Type: Rib vault
Function / usage: Cathedral
Architectural style: Gothic
Other name(s): Cathédrale Notre-Dame
Built: 1176 - 1439
Status: in use

Geographic Information & Related Structures

Location: Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin (67), Alsace, France, Europe

Technical Information

Dimensions

tower height 142 m

Materials

building structure masonry

Chronology

1176

Fire destroys the existing building. Reconstruction begins with the north transept.

1180 - 1235

Choir and transept.

1240 - 1275

Nave.

1277 - 1339

First two levels of the West façade by Erwin von Steinbach and his son Jean.

1310 - 1320

Bishop's Mitra at the crossing of the transept.

1339 - 1365

Third level right of the towers by Gerlach.

1385 - 1398

Third level in between the towers by Michael of Fribourg [Michael Parler] and later Claus of Lohr.

1399 - 1419

Lower level of the octagonal tower by Ulrich Ensinger.

1419 - 1439

Upper level of the tower by Johannes Hültz of Cologne.

1906 - 1925

Renovation works.

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Internal Information

Structure-ID: s0000275
Created: 21/05/1999
Last Updated: 05/03/2013