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The Legacy of Greek and Roman Architecture

Explore the classic Greek and Roman architectural styles at California's iconic structures like the State Capitol and Colton Hall. Discover the fusion of old and new at Pacific Grove Performing Arts Center. Learn about the significance of ancient columns, pediments, and American symbols in these historical buildings.

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The Legacy of Greek and Roman Architecture

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  1. The Legacy of Greek and Roman Architecture

  2. The California State Capitol is a classic example of Greek and Roman architecture.

  3. Why do you think the Capitol uses Greek and Roman styles of architecture?

  4. Can you identify some Greek and Roman features and American symbols?

  5. Monterey’s Colton Hall, where the 1849 Constitutional Convention created the State of California.

  6. Look closely at this picture

  7. A consistent American theme: Ancient columns, triangular pediment, and the American flag.

  8. What is the purpose of this building?

  9. How are these columns different?

  10. Pacific Grove Performing Arts Center incorporates new and old styles.

  11. Why would a bank use ancient architecture?

  12. Pop Quiz

  13. The building incorporates several styles, but

  14. Why restoration and what vision?

  15. Now explore your community Hearst Castle, Neptune Pool

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