Victorian Gothic architecture

Victorian Gothic architecture is a style from the 19th century that revives medieval Gothic design. It features pointed arches, intricate decorative details, tall windows, and spires, creating an imposing and ornate appearance. This style was often used for churches, universities, and public buildings, emphasizing grandeur and craftsmanship. It combines historical Gothic elements with Victorian-era innovations, resulting in structures that are both majestic and richly detailed. Victorian Gothic architecture reflects a fascination with medieval history and a desire to evoke spirituality and tradition through elaborate design.