1080s in architecture

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Buildings and structures[]

Buildings[]

• 1080
  • Rebuilding of Basilica of St. Sernin, Toulouse begun.
  • Construction of Cluny Abbey III in France, begun.
• 1081
  • Surviving Chora Church in Constantinople completed (begun in 1077).
  • Aljafería Palace in Zaragoza, Spain completed (begun in 1065).
  • Old Mainz Cathedral destroyed by a fire, marking the beginning of the construction of the building which survives to the modern day.
• 1082 – Great Mosque of Tlemcen built in the Almoravid Empire.
• 1083 – Surviving Ely Cathedral in England begun.^[1]
• 1086 – Shwezigon Pagoda in Nyaung-U completed.
• before 1087 – Construction of the Church of Christ Pantepoptes in Constantinople begun.
• 1087
  • White Tower (Tower of London) in England finished (begun in 1078).
  • Basilica di San Nicola in Bari, Apulia, begun.
• 1088
  • Rebuilding of Cluny Abbey in France begun.
  • Eynsford Castle in England built.
• 1089 – Romanesque stage of St Albans Cathedral in England completed.

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  Chora Church (1081)

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  Romanesque Mainz Cathedral (begun 1081)

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  Aljaferia Palace of Zaragoza (1081)

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  Great Mosque of Tlemcen (1082)

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  Church of Christ Pantepoptes (begun before 1087)

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  White Tower of London (1087)

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  St Albans Cathedral (1089)

Births[]

• c. 1081 – Abbot Suger (died 1151), French abbot-statesman and patron of Gothic architecture.

Deaths[]

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