Chateau Chambord Square Feet at Stanton Roberson blog

Chateau Chambord Square Feet. The square building delimited by four corner towers occupies. It is a prime example of french. There are also two symmetrical wings to the castle, each ending with a substantial tower. The main body of the castle is roughly square in shape, with a large tower in each corner. The central section of the château of chambord is the keep, otherwise known as the donjon. With its staggering 440 rooms, 335 fireplaces, 12 staircases, and 70 main stairs, spread across an expansive area of 200,000 square feet, it defies adequate description. Come discover the details of what remains even today one of the most mysterious châteaux in the loire valley. Dreamed up by françois i to cement his power in stone, the château de chambord is an unparalleled architectural exploit, marking the passage of the middle ages into the renaissance. The castle is built on an unprecedented scale—a rectangular plan of 512 feet (156 meters) on its major facades, marked at each corner by.

The central section of the château of chambord is the keep, otherwise known as the donjon. The castle is built on an unprecedented scale—a rectangular plan of 512 feet (156 meters) on its major facades, marked at each corner by. The main body of the castle is roughly square in shape, with a large tower in each corner. With its staggering 440 rooms, 335 fireplaces, 12 staircases, and 70 main stairs, spread across an expansive area of 200,000 square feet, it defies adequate description. It is a prime example of french. Come discover the details of what remains even today one of the most mysterious châteaux in the loire valley. There are also two symmetrical wings to the castle, each ending with a substantial tower. The square building delimited by four corner towers occupies. Dreamed up by françois i to cement his power in stone, the château de chambord is an unparalleled architectural exploit, marking the passage of the middle ages into the renaissance.

Exterior view by DOMENICO DA CORTONA

Chateau Chambord Square Feet Come discover the details of what remains even today one of the most mysterious châteaux in the loire valley. Dreamed up by françois i to cement his power in stone, the château de chambord is an unparalleled architectural exploit, marking the passage of the middle ages into the renaissance. There are also two symmetrical wings to the castle, each ending with a substantial tower. The square building delimited by four corner towers occupies. With its staggering 440 rooms, 335 fireplaces, 12 staircases, and 70 main stairs, spread across an expansive area of 200,000 square feet, it defies adequate description. The castle is built on an unprecedented scale—a rectangular plan of 512 feet (156 meters) on its major facades, marked at each corner by. It is a prime example of french. The central section of the château of chambord is the keep, otherwise known as the donjon. The main body of the castle is roughly square in shape, with a large tower in each corner. Come discover the details of what remains even today one of the most mysterious châteaux in the loire valley.