"Handbook with reasonable information on French architecture of the XI-XVI centuries - Volume 7 - (P)" is a significant work of the famous French architect and theoretician Eugene-Emmanuel Vijole-le-Duc. In this book, the author explores the development of architecture from the Gothic to the Renaissance, providing a detailed overview of the major architectural styles, techniques, and structures of the time. Thanks to the author's extensive knowledge and his interpretation of architectural works, the book has become an important source for anyone interested in the history of architecture and art. It helps to understand the evolution of construction technologies, ideas and aesthetics within the French context of the XI-XVI centuries. "Dictionnaire raisonné de l'architecture française du XIe au XVIe siècle - Tome 7 - (P)" is a must-read for all architecture professionals and for anyone interested in the culture and history of medieval and Renaissance France."