groin vault , auch: double barrel vault , auch: cross vault

The south nave's west bay had two floors and a groin vault.

It has a nave and two aisles with groin vault.

In the center, was the space for the altar covered by an octagonal groin vault.

Its interior has a central tile stone column supporting four groin vaults.

The interior of the chapel contains a 12th-century groin vault, supported by a central column.

The upper floor has a "great hall" and a smaller room over the loggia with a groin vault.

Sometimes the arches of groin vaults are pointed instead of round.

The cathedral has three naves with groin vaults built of reinforced concrete.

It also greatly facilitated scaffolding and largely replaced the older groin vault.

It has four floors covered by groin vaults.

The groin vaults of the church preserve decorative motifs.

The aisles are covered by groin vaults, while the nave has trusses.

It has three naves covered with a groin vault and an ornate façade.

Later the groin vault was used.

Jordan could see all the way to the blond stone groin vaults of the ceiling a good fifteen meters overhead.

It was covered with mirrored groin vault.

The floor plan follows the basic principles of cathedral architecture: it has two aisles and groin vaults.

The vestry, which was built with a double groin vault, was probably erected at the same time as the German church.

Its Baroque furnishing includes a square groin vault apse and a high altar from around 1720.

The ceiling is a canopy of groin vaults and is painted in a multi-colored design.

The ground-floor rooms have dome-shaped cylindrical ceilings with groin vaults.

In comparison with a barrel vault, a groin vault provides good economies of material and labour.

The layout of the church is of typical Latin cross design with a cupola and groin vaults.

The facade is Baroque style and the interior conserves aspects of its 16th century origins, such as the groin vault.

Corinthian columns, creating lateral arcades, provide corbeled support to groin vaults.