Editing Chapter house (section)

==Examples==
[[File:Abbatia CIST Sbernadiensis 36.JPG|thumb|Chapter House of [[Bornem Abbey]], with the Throne of the Abbot.]]
[[File:Southwell Chapter House2.jpg|thumb|The Chapterhouse at [[Southwell Minster]], [[Nottinghamshire]]]]
Important examples of chapter houses from an architectural or artistic point of view can be seen at:
*[[Monastery of Santa María de Sigena]], Spain, whose very important Romanesque frescos are now in the [[Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya]] in [[Barcelona]] 
*[[Elgin Cathedral]] - octagonal, unusually for Scotland 
*[[Cistercians Abbey in Wąchock|Wąchock Abbey]], Romanesque in Poland 
*[[Westminster Abbey#Chapter house and Pyx Chamber|Westminster Abbey]]
*[[Canterbury Cathedral]] rectangular chapter house
*[[Wells Cathedral]] palm tree like central pillar carrying 32 lierne ribs that form the inner part of the vault
*[[Exeter Cathedral]]
*[[Lincoln Cathedral]] the earliest English octagonal annex
*[[Salisbury Cathedral]]
*[[Southwell Minster]], with famous carved capitals
*[[York Minster]] octagonal Late Gothic
*[[Fontevraud Abbey]], France, a [[Plantagenet]] base, large and low-vaulted 
*The "Spanish Chapel" at the [[Dominican Order|Dominican]] [[Basilica of Santa Maria Novella]] in Florence, with important frescos
*[[Alcobaça Monastery#Chapter House|Alcobaça Monastery]] Romanesque, in central Portugal
*[[Batalha Monastery#Chapterhouse|Batalha Monastery]] Late Gothic with Manueline elements, in central Portugal
*[[Convent of Christ|Convent of the Order of Christ in Tomar]]
*The [[Pazzi Chapel]] at the [[Franciscan]] [[Basilica di Santa Croce di Firenze]], a key building in Early [[Renaissance architecture]] 
*[[Toledo Cathedral]], 16th century and later, with important frescos

Non-religious use of the circular chapter house style of plan:
*[[Library of Parliament]], [[Parliament of Canada]]