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Elements: Frieze
-column is decorated at the capital, usually elongated |
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Elements include: archirave, capital with volute
-column is decorated at the capital, usually elongated |
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| Elements include: capital, frieze |
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| decoration aboce the column/ capital(rectangular) |
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| decoration above the frieze (triangular) |
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| Middle of the room/temple |
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is the front gate before the parthenon
-two front entrance columns are doric(fat undecorated capital)
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| Temple of Athena Nike (421 BC) |
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Was rebuilt multiple times, most notable was change in placement of columns/ addition of more columns
Cella housed the statue of Athena |
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(421-406BC)
was built atop acropolis in athens
most famous part is the Caryatid porch where the colums are statues of young girls
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single building
Axis
Grid system
no thrust no vaults
optical refinements |
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Priene Turkey
place where the boule met for politics |
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acropolis, athens
6-th century |
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| cities around mediterranean sea |
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Cities built based upon trade
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480 Bc
enlarement of port 493-492
city blocks all the same layout |
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5th century BC
rectangular system of streets
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| city was destroyed in Greco-Persian wa3 494 bc |
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middle sized city
close to rome
covered in volcanic ash
mount vesuvius |
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1863 AD
roofs collapsed from weight of ash and earth
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house of the tragic poet
houses used for centuries
built on x axis
atrium is the central main room |
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| Important rooms in Atrium house |
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atrium hall
tablinium- meeting room
triclinium- dining room
cubiculum- small room |
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ruins of a city near Rome
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| Roman Building technology |
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Lime
rubble
water pozzolana
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public meeting place for all levels of society
near 1000 in rome
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Panthean (118-26 AD)
largest dome of the time
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temple for Juno, jupiter, minerva
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| I DONT FUCKING NO I HATE THIS CLASS |
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romans back parts has no columns
roman stair cas in front only not on sides
Roman have x axis layout greek x,y
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Italy
117-134 AD
huge countryside
had a theater |
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76-138
was the Caesar of Roman Empire
build Hadrians wall in scotland |
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important for triumphs of Roman army
built in honor of big conquests |
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272 337 AD
1 of tetrachy(4 rules of Rome)
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(532-537AD)
church in constantinople
converted to mosque
burnt down and rebuilt 2 times
large dome top |
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| Centrally planned churches |
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527-536AD
Constantinople Turkey
cloister vault are barrel vaules coming together to form |
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1269-1332 AD
Constantinople turkey
multi colored marble interior
wasnt a church or mosque |
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610 AD appearance of the angel Gabriel to mohammad
Spread is Islam to middle east
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Palatine Chapel (792-805)
Germany
atrium chapel hall |
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(792-805)
Germany
atrium chapel hall |
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527-536Ad
Turkey
interior arches and coloums supporting dome are different sizes lengths and weight |
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(530-547) AD
Italy
columns behind interior arches supporting dome |
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