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Genin, S., De Jonge, K. & Palacios Gonzalo, J. C. (2009). Portuguese vaulting systems at the dawn of the early modern period: Between tradition and innovation. In Lorenz, W., Wetzk, V., and Kurrer, K.-E. (Ed.), Proceedings of the Third International Congress on Construction History. (pp. 671-678). Cottbus, Germany: Chair of Construction History and Structural Preservation of the Brandenburg University of Technology.

S. D. Genin et al.,  "Portuguese vaulting systems at the dawn of the early modern period: Between tradition and innovation", in Proc. of the 3rd Int. Congr. on Construction History, Lorenz, W., Wetzk, V., and Kurrer, K.-E., Ed., Cottbus, Germany, Chair of Construction History and Structural Preservation of the Brandenburg University of Technology, 2009, vol. 2, pp. 671-678

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AB  - The Portuguese hall churches of the so-called Manueline Period (end of the fifteenth and beginning
of the sixteenth century) are generally seen as straddling two contradictory stylistic phenomena. While
their formal repertory announces the Renaissance, their conception and execution follow the geometrical
and technical principles used by the gothic builders. Nave and aisles are unified spatially, a common goal in
all Europe at the time. In the transversal section unification of the vaults is achieved through a continuous
curved profile from side wall to side wall. In Portuguese historiography this is seen as characteristic of João de
Castilho with the so-called ‘barrel vault’ of the Hieronymite church at Belém as his masterpiece. The attribution
is a polemic issue, but nonetheless relevant. Our investigation has indeed revealed additional examples that
certainly deserve a global presentation considering the pertinence of the author issue and of its broader European
context.
ER  -