The style of Gothic architecture? What are the characteristics of European architecture?

Gothic architecture: (a kind of European architecture) is mainly composed of stone skeleton coupons and flying buttresses. Its basic unit is to make bicentric skeleton tips on the pillars at the four corners of a square or rectangular plane, one on each side and one on the diagonal, and the roof panel is supported on the voucher to form a vault. In this way, coupons with the same height can be made on different spans, the vault is light in weight and the intersection line is clear, which reduces the angular thrust of coupons and simplifies the construction. Gothic architecture gradually abolished balconies and corridors, and increased the area of side corridor windows until the whole church adopted a large area of window layout. The application of stained glass technology learned from Arab countries has created colorful religious stories, which has played a role in propagating teachings to illiterate people and has also achieved high artistic achievements. Colored glass is mainly red and blue, blue symbolizes the kingdom of heaven, and red symbolizes the blood of Christ.

European architecture: luxurious and rich. The European style is mainly romanticism in form, with exquisite marble carvings, gorgeous carpets, colorful fabrics and various high-grade decorations, which set off magnificent effects.