ARCH2701- (LECTURE 8) The Roman World Roman Architecture

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The___ showed their power and dominance through large-scale works that dominated the landscape.

Romans

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Where the Greeks had largely focused

on ___ temple architecture, ancient

Roman architecture boasted

monumental and grandiose public

buildings using the ___, the ___, and

the ___.

simple, arch, vault, dome

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___ publishes the Ten Books on Architecture in 25BCE

Vitruvius

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"Firmness, ___, and Delight"

Commodity

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The ___ is a mixed order, combining the

volutes of the Ionic order capital with the acanthus

leaves of the Corinthian order.

composite order

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A ___ Cylindrical space topped by a

coffered, concrete dome, with a central

opening (oculus) to the sky.

Rotunda

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____ dome is concrete with a central oculus.

Pantheon's

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While Greek temples tended to

be more grounded and

approachable from all sides,

Roman temples were elevated

on a podium to increase sense

of power of Rome, approached

on the front axis only. This

allowed side/back columns to

become engaged with the

main temple wall, as the

Romans favored thick walls for

structure instead of columns.

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Maison Carree

16 BCE, Nimes, France

<p>16 BCE, Nimes, France</p>
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The façade of the Colosseum has main classic orders as

engaged columns, ascending from ___

to ___

Doric, Composite

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A ___ is the retractable awning system used to cover spectators from the elements.

Velarium

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Similar to the agora in Greek cities, a ___ was the center of day-to-day life in a

Roman city: Marketplace; the site of triumphal processions and elections; the venue

for public speeches, criminal trials, and gladiatorial matches; and the nucleus of

commercial affairs. Temples to various gods existed among civic structures of equal

stature.

Forum

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In Ancient Roman architecture, a ___ is a

large public building with multiple functions,

typically built alongside the town's forum.

basilica

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The basilica building type becomes the model later for early ___ ___.

Christian churches

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Introduction of the ___ intended to

emphasize column and raise column to

podium height.

pedestal

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The ___ had a highly ornate marble facade with alternating curved and pointed pediments.

Library of Celsus

<p>Library of Celsus</p>
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___ ___ are huge monuments

built to honor important men or events.

Commemorative arches

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The Romans erected commemorative arches,

called ___ ___ , to emperors and

generals, celebrating military victories.

triumphal arches

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The preserved site of ___ features excavated

ruins of streets and houses.

Pompeii

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The Pantheon entrance has ___ columns.

granite

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In the Pantheon a rectangular ___ links the porch to the ___

vestibule, rotunda

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a ___ is the central opening to the sky in a dome.

oculus