Greek Architecture Essay

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Greek Architecture Essay

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Mosaics. Olympic Hero. Pebble Mosaic of Dionysius. Pebble Mosaic of Two Satyrs. Spring Head Maiden. Poseidon's Triton. Mythological Floor Mosaic. Cyprus Floor Mosaic. Close Up View. Seamonster. Patio Table. Mosaic Floor. Wall Mosaic. Modern Floor Mosaic.

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Ancient Greek Architecture

Ancient Greek Architecture. Architecture I Fairport High School Technology Department Mr. Bussani. Temple of Athena Nike.

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Greek Architecture Vocabulary

Doric Ionic Corinthian Entablature Pediment Cornice Frieze Iktinos Kallikrates. Peristyle Entasis Refinements Propylaia Parthenon Pan-Athenaic Procession Erectheion Pheidias. Greek Architecture Vocabulary. Temple of Hera II, Paestum, Italy, 470-460 BCE. Plan, Temple of Hera II .

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Western Civilization University High School 2011-12. The Earliest Greek Architecture. first inhabitants of Greek peninsula (Neolithic people?) built primitive, basic structures usually circular, oval, or rectangular made with mud bricks and stones, with reeds or brush

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Ancient Greek Architecture

Ancient Greek Architecture. The Golden Age of Athens.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. THE THREE ORDERS. GREEK TYPES. CORINTHIAN. IONIC. IONIC DORIC . Doric Architecture.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Overview. Went from heavy to light Focused around temples Architects created impressive exteriors because commoners were not allowed to go inside the temples Definite systems of construction called the “orders” Orders Doric-Plain (on mainland)

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Greek Revival Architecture

Greek Revival Architecture. Circa 1825-1860. REMEMBER. Revival styles are adopted from earlier styles that were typically built in brick—revival styles in NS are typically wooden construction

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Greek Art/Architecture

Greek Art/Architecture. Sanctuaries. Place to worship the gods. Sanctuaries. City-states sent gifts to sanctuaries Gold/silver Gods had hidden knowledge Priests interpret messages of gods. Sanctuaries. Zeus’ temple at Olympia Apollo’s temple at Delphi. Columns. Columns. Parthenon.

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Ancient Greek Architecture

Ancient Greek Architecture. Presented by Joe, Megan, Pablo, Keera, and Mark Mrs. Salinas’ 3 rd Grade Class March 12, 2008. Doric Style. Earliest style used Simple, strong, not fancy Parthenon. Ionic Style. Began building in 500 B.C. Fancier, more delicate Temple of Athena Nike.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Temples. Greek life was dominated by religion: their temples were the biggest and most beautiful Political purpose: to celebrate civic power and pride, thanksgiving to patron deity for success in war. Greek temples were not meant to be meeting places for congregations.

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GREEK ARCHITECTURE

GREEK ARCHITECTURE. The Acropolis , Athens, Greece 480 – 400 BCE. The reconstruction of the Athenian Acropolis began in 480 BCE after the defeat of the Persians off the island of Salamis. Athens was under the leadership of Pericles when work began. A birds eye view of the Acropolis. 3. 1.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Prehistoric Architecture. Prehistoric buildings were usually one room houses. Then people put in a wall to make two rooms. One room was for sleeping. The other room was for family activities. The houses were very small. Grecian Architecture.

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Ancient Greek Architecture

Ancient Greek Architecture. Doric Ionic Corinthian. Temple Architecture. Cult statue was kept in the cella with access restricted to priests (similar to Egypt and Mesopotamia) Rectangular Very organized Columns part of post and lintel construction

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Palace at Knossos, Crete, c. 1500 BC. Palace at Knossos, Crete, c. 1500 BC. Lion Gate Mycenae c. 1300 BC. Lion Gate, Mycenae, c. 1300 BC. Temple of Hera at Paestum c. 550 BC. The Acropolis, Athens, Greece, c. 450BC. Temple of Athena Nike, c. 425 BC, Kallikrates.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. The Parthenon. The Parthenon Today. Classical Greek Art. Proportion. Balance. Order. Greek Drama. Form of Entertainment and Education. Dealt with important issues of the time such as politics, justice, war, etc. Types of Plays

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. “Gods and temples are not easily instituted, and to establish them rightly is the work of a mighty intellect.” -Plato. “The site should be a spot seen far and wide, which gives due elevation to virtue and towers over the neighborhood.” -Aristotle.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Parts. Pediment – tops the columns, usually triangular and decorative Frieze – decorative border under pediment Architrave – the base of the roof that rests on the columns Capital – the top of the column Column – the pole that supports the roof

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Kevin J. Benoy. Origins. Our word “architecture” comes from the Greek architecton , which means “master carpenter.” Early Greek architecture therefore employed wood, not stone. These early structures, as well as those of mud-brick, have not survived.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Social Studies. Greek Architecture.

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. …continues. Doric Ionic Corinthian. Suzy says…. “After helping my daughter this week put together a Greek Architecture project, it made me appreciate the columns that were at some of the beautiful homes in our town .”

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Greek Architecture

Greek Architecture. Parthenon Athens, Greece. The Parthenon. The Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens was the crown jewel of Greek architecture and art. Built as a temple to Athena from 447 to 432 B.C., it was perfectly balanced in form and surrounded by beautiful marble columns.

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