Notre-Dame de Strasbourg

katolsk katedral · 1015 · Strasbourg, FR · Erwin von Steinbach, Ulrich Ensinger, Gustave Klotz, Jacob von Landshut, Conrad Sifer, Jodok Dotzinger, Johannes Hültz, Hans Hammer, Johannes von Steinbach, Michael Parler, Johannes Gerlach, Maître Konrad, Claus de Lohre

Notre-Dame de Strasbourg (Strasbourg, France) dates from 1015. The catalogue names Erwin von Steinbach, Ulrich Ensinger, Gustave Klotz, Jacob von Landshut, Conrad Sifer, Jodok Dotzinger, Johannes Hültz, Hans Hammer, Johannes von Steinbach, Michael Parler, Johannes Gerlach, Maître Konrad, and Claus de Lohre as the architects. According to Wikidata, the building belongs to the ‘Romanesque’ style. The date falls within the chapter ‘The Middle Ages’ in this site’s history of architecture.

It is 142 metres high. The building is protected as classified historical monument.

The catalogue has 3 more buildings by Erwin von Steinbach. 28 other buildings on this site lie within 25 kilometres; the nearest is Palais Rohan, Strasbourg, 120 m away.

• Erwin von Steinbach
• Ulrich Ensinger
• Gustave Klotz
• Jacob von Landshut
• Conrad Sifer
• Jodok Dotzinger
• Johannes Hültz
• Hans Hammer
• Johannes von Steinbach
• Michael Parler
• Johannes Gerlach
• Maître Konrad
• Claus de Lohre
• Romanesque