What was the focal point of most central plan churches?
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A center plan church is built around a central dome, which is the focal point of the church and represents the path to heaven. These churches are usually based on a floor plan reminiscent of a cross, with four arms of equal length intersecting under the dome.
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Central planned churches are focused on a large architectural dome. A Roman inspired central plan church will be a large space under a dome with an altar on one side. An elongated central plan church will be cross-shaped, with the dome and altar both centered where the two aisles intersect.
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