singlenave
Singlenave refers to a common architectural design for churches and other basilicas. It describes a building that consists of a single, undivided nave, which is the main body of the church extending from the entrance to the chancel. This contrasts with a double-nave or triple-nave design, which features multiple parallel naves separated by columns or piers.
The singlenave design is typically characterized by a simpler, more unified interior space. Light often enters
Examples of singlenave churches can be found throughout history and across various architectural styles. This design