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Rib rack vault [edit] In 1080 the Church of St. Etienne in Caen, in the hall are using a rib rack and tower dome cover dome in rib rack, not only across the range within the vault rib rack , but also on the diagonal dome region each rib rack, rib rack structure is composed of space between them can be filled with a lightweight non-structural materials. Because Romanesque arch is often close to the semicircular rib rack dome structure and design inherent problem is that rib rack cross diagonal direction across compared to larger, and thus higher To solve this problem the builder uses a number of solutions, one of which is to frame a diagonal rib on the highest point of intersection of the center, and all surfaces of the filler in the dome its way up tilt. This solution Pavia in Italy, and Milan's Church of San Michele Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio is adopted [8]. Another way is to support high transverse rib rack, or stand down the diagonal direction so that the centerline of the horizontal rib vaults, as barrel vaults. The latter in the early 11th century and the 12th century by the French Saint-Etienne Caen churches, monasteries and nuns appeared in six institutes vault used [1].布斯彻维尔 (Boscherville) abbey church of St. George in the hall using a sharp pointed cross-vault arch [edit] In the late Romanesque architecture, another solution is used to coordinate the diagonal direction and transverse rib cage height, it is in the horizontal direction and the transverse rib rack on using the arch of the same diameter, and rib rack cross diagonal direction on a particular point. It began in 1128 in Durham Cathedral classroom most significant in northern England. This is a huge Romanesque shape and appearance of the cathedral, but its builders introduced some characteristics of the structure, which is designed for new construction, and subsequently became a symbol of Gothic architecture. Another characteristic structure in Durham Cathedral classroom is used flying buttresses, but they was hiding under the cover side of the gallery roof. In France, the first starting in 1130 pointed dome of 圣马德莱娜 Vézelay church porch was adopted [10]. Plan and profile of the church and the cathedral [edit] French Fongombault the monastery church to pray at the cross shows the private plane, circular altar, semicircular and towering atrium and low side gallery many parish churches, monasteries, churches and the cathedral of Romanesque style, or in the initial construction of this style, and subsequently through change. The simplest Romanesque church is no aisle hall, located at the far end, a prominent altar niches, or sometimes (especially in England) is a prominent rectangular altar, and set up a possible sanctuary decorated with moldings altar arch. More magnificent church is located side gallery, separated by arcades and the main hall. Abbey and Cathedral plane generally follows the Latin cross. In England, the east part of the expansion may take longer, but it often is short or non-existent in Italy, the Church of the plane was T-shaped, sometimes in the transept make the same end, like the east side with a niche. Shengfulangte church in France seems to mimic Venice's San Marco basilica or the Byzantine church of Saints, was the Greek cross and has five domes plane [12]. Angouleme Cathedral Church in the same area using a non-Latin cross aisle plane, which is more common in France, but still with a dome cover [1] [8].