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Styles of Architecture

Styles of Architecture. What is Architecture?. Architecture is the art and profession of designing buildings. The word Architecture (Greek) has a historical meaning:

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. Unit Test Review Sheet. 1. How did the Greek culture get spread all the way to Asia?. Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire and built cities modeled after Greek cities. 2 & 5 How would you describe the geography of Greece?.

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Greek The Parthenon (view from the west) 448-432 B.C. Acropolis, Athens

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Greek The Parthenon (view from the west) 448-432 B.C. Acropolis, Athens

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Neo-Classical

Neo-Classical. 1740-1860. Events of the Neo-Classical E ra. 1720- First settlements in Virginia 1789-1799- French Revolution 1775-1785- American Revolution. Characteristics. Contemporary Rococo style Architecture emulated both classical and Renaissance structures

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The British Museum

The British Museum. Niches with sculptures. Triangular Pediment. Columns. Symmetrical . The British Museum is in the classical style because it has columns, triangular pediment, niches with sculptures and it is also very symmetrical. (All labeled above).

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