 | | Description (Typology, Period, Actual Use) | This is a 14th Century Gothic cathedral converted to a mosque during the Ottoman period. Nave of seven bays ending in polygonal apse with side aisles ending in apsidal chapels. Buttresses on the exterior walls facade had towers on either side. Exquisite Gothic decorations adorn the buttresses etc. Used as mosque. |
Structure: Good | Facade: Fair | Roof: Fair | Interior: Fair | Decoration: Fair | Mass: Unknown (Not Visible) | Humidity: Non Existing | | Comments: |
Building Materials
Technical Details/Materials Used |
Walls: Yellow Sand Stone | Roof: Unknown (Not Visible) | Floors: Ribbet vaults of sandstone | Doors: Wood | Windows: Stone Mullions on Rosettes & Stained glass | |
Icons: No | Hagiography: No | Michrap: No | Small Signs: Not Available |
Architect Plans: Yes | Cadastral Elements: Not Available |
Proposed Protection Measures |
Continuous maintenance & monitoring of any structural problems |
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