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Miletus, Anatolia
Turkey, 480 BCE

Priene, Anatolia
Turkey, 350 BCE

First Temple of Hera
Paestum, Italy, 550 BCE

Parthenon, Athens
Greece, 450-430 BCE

Palace at Persepolis
Iran, 515 BCE

Acropolis
The citadel of a Greek city, location of temples and shrines; high city
Agora
Open meeting space used as a market place or general meeting place
Capital
The head or crowning feature of a column

Drum
A vertical wall supporting a dome
Intercolumniation
The distance between the centers of the bases of the adjacent columns

Entasis
The very slight convex curve used on Greek columns to correct the optical illusion of concavity
Fluting
Shallow, concave grooves running vertically on the shaft of a column

Entablature
The upper part of an order, consisting of architrave, frieze, and cornice

Architrave
The lowest horizontal beam of the entablature, resting directly on top of the columns

Frieze
The middle division of an entablature between the architrave and cornice

Propylaea
Acropolis of athens, classical greek doric building complex, Acropolis of athens
Palace at Perespolis
Iran,515 BCE

Hippodamus of Miletus, 498-408 BCE
Greek architect and theorist; "father of city planning"; formalizing the grid plan as a rational expression of civic order and governance int he classical polis
What is the origin of the Greek acropolis?
Miletus, Anatolia
What are the components of a typical Greek city?
Acropolis; residential districts, cultural areas, port; City walls, Agora
Identify the characteristics of a Doric column
Flutes, Abacus, Echinus, Entasis
What do the sculptural reliefs in the metopes of the Parthenon Depict?
Mythical battle scenes
Why did the architects of the Parthenon include optical refinements such as a stylobate curvature and column swelling?
To create the illusion of perfect straight lines from a downward, human point of view
Describe the royal audience hall at the Palace of Persepolis
Hypostyle hall, monumental stairways, 24 meter columns
