👉 A cathedraticum is a type of architecture or design that features three main elements, often referred to as "cathedrals," which are three interconnected and symmetrical towers. These three elements are typically located at the top of a building, with the central tower being the most prominent. Cathedraticum can also refer to a specific architectural style or type of architecture that emphasizes symmetry, balance, and harmony in its design. It is often used as an aesthetic design element
