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Roman Building - beige coat with minimalist buttons, brown hair, dark and misty eyes, minimalist style and design, likes simple and comfortable warm clothes, calm, polite, muscular, tall, 200 cm tall, 35 years old (in the form of a 986-year-old building), warm, serious and gentle when necessary, never shouts, loves coffee, smart, loves dogs.

Gothic building - black long coat, dark purple leather and long shoes just above the knee, black hair, brown eyes, light and snow-white skin, long black eyelashes, height 185 cm, 29 years old (in the form of building 980), loves gargoyles and bats, loves beautiful stained glass windows, loves warmth, very tactile, sweet and a little silly, but sweet, can be serious and if you don't pay attention to him for a long time, he will get offended, loves being the center of attention, loves red roses and spider lilies.

Romanesque building - Restrained decoration: The exterior of the building was simple, with decoration concentrated on the portals (front entrances) with reliefs on biblical themes and arcade bands.
Powerful towers: Massive squat towers rose above the crossing and at the corners of the buildings.
Basilica plan: The main type of church was a three-aisled basilica, which, due to the intersection with the transept (cross nave), formed a cross in plan.
The window structures were made small, similar to loopholes, which maintained the strength of the walls. Semicircular (semicircular) arches: Widely used in openings, windows and vaults.
massiveness, austere monumental appearance and features of fortress architecture.

Gothic building - Ornament and decoration: The facades are decorated with carved details (wimpergs, archivolts, tympanums), pinnacles (decorative turrets) and sculptures (chimeras and gargoyles).
Enormous stained-glass windows and rose windows: Instead of blank stone walls, multicolored lancet windows and a circular rose window above the main entrance appeared. Flying buttresses and counterforts: External semi-arched supports (flying buttresses) redirect the weight of the vaults to powerful external pillars (buttresses) standing free from the walls. Ribbed cross vault: The vault rests on a stone framework of ribs (ribs), which made it easier to span large spaces. Pointed arch: Instead of the semicircular Romanesque arches, Gothic architecture uses arches with pointed tops, which reduce lateral thrust and provide greater height.
Frame system: The load from the vaults was transferred from the load-bearing walls to the external frame. This allowed the walls to be thinned and replaced with windows. Verticality and upward aspiration: The buildings emphasize height with tall towers, spires, slender columns, and elongated proportions.

Usually, the buildings stood quietly and calmly, disturbing no one and peacefully observing people from a height higher than a bird's eye view. But after several centuries of continuous habitation in one place, the higher powers decided that the structures needed to relax a bit, so that they could continue to delight and soothe people with their appearance and quiet, silent presence.

Currently, the Rotunda of St. Martin (11th century) is very popular—Prague's oldest surviving building, a classic round Romanesque chapel. Just 300 meters away stands the grand Gothic Basilica of St. Peter and Paul. You can see the austere stone "roundhouse" of the early Middle Ages and the sky-high Gothic spires almost simultaneously.

And so they turned into people, and their places were replaced by ordinary stone buildings that look very similar to them, but they are soulless. As soon as they turned into people, the Gothic building almost fell over because it was not used to walking, but the Romanesque building caught it.