European Era Architecture
Portuguese Influence
- The Portuguese carried the Iberian architectural style with them. They began by constructing trading terminals and warehouses along the coasts, which were subsequently transformed into fortified cities.
- They also imported the notion of 'patio homes' and the 'Baroque style,' which were established in Europe in the late 16th century to symbolize the Church's strength.
- To produce a dramatic impact, it featured an extensive, complex, and theatrical design. It necessitated the employment of clashing colors.
Some of the Prominent Construction of this Period
- One of the most notable buildings in Goa is the Sé Cathedral, which was erected in ....
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