1. Ornate Decoration: One of the key characteristics of the Gothic Revival movement is its ornate and intricate decoration. Gothic Revival buildings are often adorned with complex carvings, moldings, and tracery.
2. Pointed Arches: Gothic Revival architecture often features pointed arches, which give the buildings a vertical and dramatic appearance.
3. Decorative Buttresses: Gothic Revival buildings also feature decorative buttresses, which are structures that project from the building's exterior to provide support.
4. Steep Roofs: Gothic Revival buildings often have steep, pitched roofs with gables and dormers.
5. Stained Glass Windows: Stained glass windows are a prominent feature of Gothic Revival architecture. These windows often depict religious scenes or patterns.
6. Emphasis on Verticality: Gothic Revival buildings emphasize verticality, with tall spires, steeples, and towers.
7. Use of Gothic Revival Style In Interior Design: The Gothic Revival movement also influenced interior design, with Gothic Revival furniture and decor featuring ornate carvings and dark wood finishes.
8. Neo-Medieval Elements: Gothic Revival style often incorporates elements from medieval architecture, with designers drawing inspiration from the aesthetic of medieval castles, monasteries, and cathedrals.
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