1410s in architecture

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Buildings and structures

Buildings

• 1410
  • In Prague, at the Old Town Hall, the Astronomical Clock (Orloj) is built.
  • In Heidelberg, Germany: the Heiliggeistkirche is begun, but the nave takes until 1441 to complete.
  • In Kościan (Poland), the monastery and Mary Magdalene and St Nicolas church are built, with the consent of the King of Poland Władysław Jagiełło.

• 1411
  • In England, construction of the Guildhall, London, is begun.^[1]
  • In the Electorate of Saxony, the church of St. Moritz, Halle, is consecrated.
• 1412 – At Seoul in the Korean kingdom of Joseon, the original Changdeokgung palace is completed.
• 1413 – In Dubingiai (Lithuania), a new masonry castle by Vytautas the Great is built.
• 1418 – Brunelleschi and Ghiberti submit plans for the dome of Florence Cathedral.
• 1419
  • Brunelleschi designs the loggia of the Ospedale degli Innocenti in Florence.
  • The Jiqinglou Fujian tulou in Ming dynasty China is built.

Births

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Deaths

• 1411 – Jacques Coene, Flemish painter, illustrator and architect

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