House Overstolz, Cologne, Germany 1230

The House Overstolz in Cologne, Germany, is an impressive example of Romanesque architecture dating back to 1230. The building's facade is characterized by its symmetrical arrangement of arched windows and decorative elements, typical of the Romanesque style. The repeated use of arches, columns, and intricate stonework creates a sense of grandeur and stability. The building's imposing presence on the Cologne skyline exemplifies the enduring legacy of Romanesque architecture in Germany.