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Walls, arches & windows

Four-centred arch

A low, wide pointed arch drawn from four centres, also called a Tudor arch. It belongs to late English Gothic and its revivals.

Where to look
Doors and windows with a flattened pointed head.
Styles
On the drawings
Not marked on the drawings.

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Cross-section of a vaulted building with a nave, two aisles and flying buttresses. Each label links to its feature. NAVE AISLE AISLE RoofPinnacleFlying buttressButtressAisleRib vaultClerestoryTriforiumArcadePierNave
Cross-sectionFor orientation: Four-centred arch is not drawn here.