Flying Buttress: An architectural support system used in Gothic cathedrals that consists of an arched exterior support connected to an interior wall by a diagonal brace. It helps distribute weight and allows for taller buildings with larger windows.
Rose Window: A large circular stained glass window found in many Gothic cathedrals. It often depicts religious scenes or figures and serves as a focal point of the building's facade.
Gargoyles: Sculpted mythical creatures, usually with grotesque features, that serve as decorative waterspouts on Gothic buildings. They are believed to ward off evil spirits.