トランセプトの有無による初期ゴシック教会堂身廊部への円柱組織導入方式の相違

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This study examines the introduction of round-pier structures (composed of round piers with vault shafts standing on the capitals and hitherto employed only in ambulatories) into naves of Early Gothic churches. The findings revealed that the introduction assumed either one of the following two ways: churches without transepts introduced round-pier structures alternately with compound-pier ones, whereas churches with transepts introduced round-pier structures continuously only in the choirs. For the purpose of this study, all churches with ambulatories were selected among the 12^th-century Île-de-France churches that were accompanied with round-pier structures. Further, the construction dates of the churches were compared.