1270s in architecture

The 1270s in architecture involved the following:

• 1270 – Rebuilding of church of San Francesco de' Ferri in Pisa, Italy completed.
• c.1270 – Rebuilding of Old Synagogue (Erfurt) in Thuringia.^[1]
• 1272
  • April 13 – Rebuilding of Narbonne Cathedral, in France, in Gothique Méridional style begins.^[2]
  • Construction of Leaning Tower of Pisa resumes, after almost a century, under Giovanni di Simone, continuing through the decade.^[3]
  • Construction of Monnow Bridge at Monmouth in Wales begins (traditional date).^[4]
• 1273
  • Rebuilding of Regensburg Cathedral begins.^[5]
  • Palazzo Mozzi, an early Renaissance palace in Florence, Italy, is completed (begun in 1260).^[6]
• 1274 – Rebuilding of Coutances Cathedral, in France, in its current aspect is completed (begun in 1210).^[7]
• 1275 – Rebuilding of Reims Cathedral, in France, is completed (begun in 1211).
• 1276 – Consecration of Altenberger Dom choir.^[8]
• 1277
  • Hailes Abbey near Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, England, rebuilt.^[9]
  • St. Augustine's Monastery (Erfurt), Germany begun.^[10]
  • Construction of Arezzo Cathedral begins.^[11]
• 1279
  • White Dagoba (白塔), Dadu, located in the later Miaoying Temple (妙应寺) of Beijing, China, is completed (begun in 1271).
  • Ince Minaret Medrese at Konya in Turkey, completed.

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  San Francesco de' Ferri, Pisa (1270)
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  Palazzo Mozzi, Florence (1273)
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  Coutances Cathedral (1274)
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  Reims Cathedral (1275)
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  Altenberger Dom (1276)
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  White Dagoba of Miaoying Temple (1279)

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