Gothic buildings were designed to be more heavenly with large open spaces. The difference in vaulting and arches allowed the construction of impressive tall designs that supported the increased height of the towers. New design elements allowed for redistribution of weight, so towers would not crush themselves. One of the new elements was the pointed arches: Much more supportive than rounded arches, that also gave the illusion of pointing towards heaven.
Explanation: You can tell that the format of this paragraph is Problem and Solution because they are presenting a problem along with a suggestion on to fix that problem.
Okay. So I would post the passages or learning tools that you used because if people just use what they know you might not get it right. You know what I am saying
