"Where two barrel vaults intersect in architecture" NYT crossword answer is:
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The intersection of two barrel vaults is a common architectural feature seen in many buildings, especially those built in the Baroque or Gothic styles. This intersection creates a unique visual effect, with the two vaults creating a cross-like shape. This feature is often used to create a dramatic entrance to a building or to add a sense of grandeur to a room. The intersection of two barrel vaults is a timeless architectural feature that has been used for centuries.
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