rib vault ceiling

Over the great nave, they set a stone ribbed vaulted ceiling that had not been tried on such a scale.

There is a plaster rib vaulted ceiling.

The chancel has a quadripartite rib vaulted ceiling and blank arcading on the north and south walls.

Gothic features most prominent in the Manchester Town Hall are low rib vault ceilings and tall arched windows.

The roof of the church above the gothic rib vaulted ceiling is one of the steepest in Germany, with a roof pitch of 63 degrees.

The interior of the undercroft, accessible from the gardens, has a rib vaulted ceiling and houses a collection of Roman and medieval stonework.

Corinthian columns support the ribbed vaulted ceilings, and a smaller arcade of five round arches with gilded tracery sets off the west wall of the chancel.

Early in the 16th century a chantry chapel with a rib vaulted ceiling was built on the south side of the later chancel, and a wide arch was built to link it with the chancel.

Running the length of the hall is a ribbed vault ceiling rising to bosses carved with Tudor roses and fleur-de-lis, and which rests on corbels carved into early English foliage and other customary symbols.

Look out for the promenoire (ambulatory), with one of the oldest ribbed vaulted ceilings in Europe, and the Chapelle de Notre Dame sous Terre (Underground Chapel of Our Lady), one of the abbey's oldest rooms, redis.