The term 'Gothic Arch' refers to a type of architectural structure that is characterized by its pointed arch shape. This type of arch is also known as an 'OGIVE' or 'OGEE', which are both terms derived from the French word for 'pointed arch'. The OGEE arch is composed of two arcs that curve in opposite directions, creating a pointed arch shape. The OGIVE arch is similar to the OGEE arch, but it has a more curved shape. Both of these arches are commonly used in Gothic architecture, and they are often seen in churches, cathedrals, and other religious buildings.