St. Dominic's Church, Gothic Revival church in Denver, Colorado
St. Dominic's Church is a Gothic Revival church building in Denver featuring pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses arranged in a Latin Cross floor plan. The structure spans approximately 165 feet with a rooftop height of about 80 feet.
The structure was constructed between 1923 and 1926 based on architect Robert Willison's design. It received National Register of Historic Places status in 1996.
The interior displays traditional Catholic design through its decorated altars and large rose window set in a tall gabled wall. Visitors can experience the religious artistic tradition of the early 1900s reflected in these carefully crafted details.
The building is located on West 29th Avenue in Denver and remains accessible for regular religious services and visits. Original architectural details are well preserved for viewing during open hours.
The building blends Late Gothic elements with characteristics from middle to late Rayonnant and Flamboyant styles in its design. This stylistic fusion reflects how European Gothic traditions were adapted for American churches during the early 1900s.
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