Neo-Gothic You would never want to mistake Neo-Gothic architecture for Neo-Romanesque. Both old-timey styles recall the middle ages, but here is how to tell them apart.

Nestled between the lush expanses of High Park and the trendy vibes of Roncesvalles, The Abbey Lofts stand tall as a breathtaking masterpiece of neo-Gothic architecture, seamlessly marrying ...

Romanesque architecture eventually evolved into Gothic, swapping thick walls for thin ones and small windows for large ones. The Renaissance, however, reverted back to the ancient Roman way of ...

SCB converted the protected 1920s tower along with four additional neo-gothic buildings on the site including the original printing plant, 1930s Radio Building and 1950s Television Building into a ...

Princeton had the opportunity to recreate its traditional neo-Gothic style, as it did with Whitman College. It also had the opportunity to combine modernity and a traditional gothic-inspired design, ...

The old stock exchange building, clad in gothic terracotta, was built in 1929 just as interest in neo-gothic architecture was erased by the more streamlined style of the Art Deco movement.

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.