- A
triforium is an
interior gallery,
opening onto the tall
central space of a
building at an
upper level. In a church, it
opens onto the nave from above...
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Triforium is a 60-foot high (18 m),
concrete public art
sculpture mounted with 1,494
Venetian gl**** prisms,
light bulbs, and an
internal 79-bell carillon...
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third level was
inserted between them, a
gallery called the "
triforium". The
triforium generally opens into
space beneath the
sloping roof of the aisle...
- thinner, made
extensive use of
pinnacles and moldings. They
combined the
triforium gallery and the
clerestory into
single space and
filled it with stained...
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vaulting (1608,
restored 1860s) over the nave at Bath Abbey, Bath, England.
Suppression of the
triforium offers a
greater expanse of
clerestory windows....
- interior, in the
lowest part of the wall of the nave,
supporting the
triforium and the
clerestory in a cathedral, or on the exterior, in
which they are...
- (arcade, tribune,
triforium, clerestory) was
transformed in the
choir of
Beauvais Cathedral to very tall arcades, a thin
triforium, and
soaring windows...
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Rayonnant style of
Gothic architecture. The
Rayonnant appeared in the
triforium and clerestory,
which were
begun in 1236, and in the
enlarged high windows...
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Structural elements of a
gothic basilica. Variations:
Where the
roofs have a low slope, the
triforium gallery may have own
windows or may be missing....
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elevation of the nave,
showing the
gallery on the
ground level; the
narrow triforium; and, on top, the
windows of the
clerestory Flying buttress supporting...
