cruciform

Then, during the period 1721-1723, the church was made into cruciform.

The doors of the second wall have a cruciform plan.

The central image is that of a cruciform world tree.

In 1888, it was extended and made into a cruciform church.

The name cross staff simply comes from its cruciform shape.

The church is of cruciform structure with a central tower.

A wall that ends on top has small cruciform windows.

Without him the place was nothing, the cruciform hills were empty.

There before him on the map was a giant cruciform.

Although always called a "square", its shape is that of a cruciform.

The church has a cruciform plan with a high nave.

The church was built in cruciform shape without a tower.

A cruciform shape stood in the middle of the temple.

It followed the traditional cruciform plan for the central shrine.

Also, unlike the traditional church, it does not display a cruciform plan.

However cruciform plans for churches were used in other periods.

It is a cruciform building where each end pointing towards a central point.

It is of cruciform plan and in a complete Decorated style.

The interior also has a cruciform plan, as in the original cathedral.

The cathedral is cruciform in shape and faces the east.

St Nicholas: this was a cruciform building which lay to the south of the city.

The cruciform church, which seats 750, was constructed of wood.

The building's ground plan is cruciform, in the shape of a Greek cross.

The church got its cruciform plan when transepts were added around 1615-1623.

In about 1290 the building was made cruciform by the addition of north and south transepts.