segunda parte: la invencion de lo clasico

inicios y evolucion de la seccion del estilo gotico

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The Milan Cathedral's history spans over six centuries, with construction beginning in 1386. The project was initiated to replace two older basilicas on the site and involved a specialized guild, the Fabbrica del Duomo.

Sainte-Chapelle, 1242-8…………christian fervor attributed great value to the possesion of relics……In 1239, Louis IX acquired the Crown of Thorns from the Latin emperor of Byzantium, other relics —including a fragment of the True Cross— were acquired in 1241…..an extraordinary monument that would house this treasure and be both worthy of its value and increase the prestige of the kingdom was needed…….Paris became, in the eyes of medieval Europe, a new Jerusalem………..

Ambulatory, Basilica of St. Denis, Paris, 1140–44

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https://sagradafamilia.org/en/virtual-tour

referencias

Building the Great Cathedrals, PBS

36:30 Column Generation

referencias adicionales

Tree-inspired dendriforms and fractal-like branching structures in architecture: A brief historical overview. The shapes of trees are complex and fractal-like, and they have a set of physical, mechanical and biological functions. The relation between them always draws attention of human beings throughout history and, focusing on the relation between shape and structural strength, architects have designed a number of treelike structures, referred as dendriforms. The replication and adoption of the treelike patterns for constructing architectural structures have been varied in different time periods based on the existing and advanced knowledge and available technologies. This paper, by briefly discussing the biological functions and the mechanical properties of trees with regard to their shapes, overviews and investigates the chronological evolution and advancements of dendriform and arboreal structures in architecture referring to some important historical as well as contemporary examples.