[DOC] [TLE] Notre Dame Cathedral Paris [PAR] Notre Dame Cathedral Paris details about the world famous church built 8 ... 
These varying styles add to the outstanding yet quirky beauty of the building . ... 
But after the construction of the cathedral began, the thinner walls ... The was 
among the first buildings in the world to use the flying buttress (arched exterior 
supports). [DOC] [TLE] Notre Dame de Paris - Wikipedia [PAR] Notre-Dame de Paris also known as Notre-Dame Cathedral or simply Notre-
Dame, is a ... In response, the cathedral's architects built supports around the 
outside walls, ... Among these are the famous gargoyles, designed for water run-
off, and ... Construction of the choir took from 1163 until around 1177 and the new 
High... [DOC] [TLE] Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris: Gothic Architecture [PAR] Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris (1163-1345): History and Architecture of French ... 
the apse, choir and the new High Altar were all finished, while the nave itself was 
... cathedrals to have arched exterior supports known as "flying buttresses". ... 
supports enabled the main walls of the cathedral to become non-structural, and 
thus... [DOC] [TLE] [Notre-Dame de Paris] Cathedral builders [PAR] This is why the builders decided to build Notre-Dame de Paris as a large, ... 
Some of them made mortar, others made plaster, and yet others were in charge ... 
The walls had to be built very high and be strong enough to support the ... weight 
was supported by pillars instead of the walls, which now featured tall, wide 
windows. [DOC] [TLE] Architecture - Notre Dame de Paris and Gothic Architecture [PAR] the bell tower of the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. Completed in ... in awe3 of 
these buildings. They were ... The most recognizable features of Gothic 
architecture are flying ... They needed to figure out how to support high walls with 
very. [DOC] [TLE] Exploring the Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris: A Visitor's Guide ... [PAR] The 70-meter high cathedral was, for centuries, the tallest building in Paris. ... The 
innovative Gothic technology of "flying buttresses" (support beams) were used to 
... On the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the flying buttresses are seen on the east ... On 
the side walls are apostles and the figures of Saint Dionysius (Denis), John the... [DOC] [TLE] Notre Dame Cathedral - Buffalo Architecture and History [PAR] Notre Dame de Paris, more than seven hundred years old, is only the most recent 
of ... These were the 'development' years of early Gothic architecture, it was 
essential ... Louis supported the work with generous and gracious contributions. 
... The vault is very highjust over 30 m (100 ft)and the wall which supports it 
very... [DOC] [TLE] gothic cathedral and church construction | France zone at abelard.org [PAR] Flying buttresses were first recognised as being used in Notre Dame in Paris 
shortly ... The main weight of the cathedral structure is carried downwards by the 
tall ... The pier buttress also supports the flying buttresses, bracing them so the 
cathedral wall does not ... The vaulting is supported by the ribs [see diagram 
above]. [DOC] [TLE] Notre Dame () - historylines timeline [PAR] In addition to supporting the high wall and roof-vaults, the flying buttresses also 
function as drainpipes. ... These sculptures are carved with delicacy, especially 
the one standing in front ... Photo Gallery of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. [DOC] [TLE] Gargoyles of Notre Dame | meetingwater [PAR] The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was among the first buildings to use the style 
of ... These buttresses support the high celings of the cathedral. ... The cathedral's 
architects built supportsflying butressesaround the outside walls, and later... [DOC] [TLE] Gothic Art And Architecture - World History International [PAR] A building's vertical supporting walls thus had to be made extremely thick and 
heavy ... These elements enabled Gothic masons to build much larger and taller 
buildings ... The skillful use of flying buttresses made it possible to build 
extremely tall, ... with Notre-Dame de Paris (begun

Question: The high walls of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris are supported by these "flying" supports
Answer: buttresses