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NILE RIVER
- the longest river in the world
NILE ON ARCHITECTURE
- people settled along the river
- oblong settlements and important buildings were built perpendicular to to the river
- elaborate system of dikes and canals to control flood and water irrigation
CLIMATIC INFLUENCES
- simple design
- sufficient light reached the indoor through doors and roof stilts
- windows are not needed which results to unbroken massive walls
STONE
- reserved for the temples and other monumental constructions
SUNDRIED BRICKS
- principal materials used in EGYPT
THEBAN TRIAD
- ammon
- muth
- khons
MEMPHIS TRIAD
- ptah
- sekhmet
- nefertem
BRICK MASTABA
- burial tombs of the kings
CORBELLING
- constructed by offsetting successive cources of stone at the springline of thw walls
PAPYRUS
- symbol for upper egypt
LOTUS
- symbol for lower egypt
ENTABLATURE
- beam member carried by the columns
COLLONADE
- number of columns arranged in order or at intervals supporting and entablature and usually one side of roof
ARCHITRAVE
- lowest part of entablature
ABACUS
- uppermost part of the capital
MASTABAS
- rectanguolar flat roof structure with slide sloping at an 75 angle
- constructed out mud-bricks or stone
PORTICULLISE
- shafts providing air for people before the burial
THI
- famous royal architect and superintendent of pyramids
MORTUARY TEMPLE / OFFERING CHAPEL
- with stelae usually on the east side and ocassionally on the north
CAUSEWAY
- passage connecting a valley temple with a pyramid
VALLEY TEMPLE
- used for the worship of the dead
STEP PYRAMID
- steps like tiers edges and sides
STEP PYRAMID OF DJOSER
- world's first large scale monument in stone built by IMHOTEP
BENT PYRAMID
- with slopes, the lower portion having a steeper slope, and upper portion in a shallower slope
PYRAMID OF KHUFU (CHEOPS)
- oldest and largest of the three pyramids
ROCK-CUT TOMBS
- private tombs hollowed out of the living rocl at remote sites fronted by a shallow columned portico
CULT TEMPLES
- known as the mansions of the gods
- dedicated to the worships of the gods of egypt-- amun, ptah, horus, osiris
- designed to accommodate their images
MORTUARY TEMPLES
- mansions of million of years
- dedicated to the worship of the defied pharaoh
MAMSI TEMPLE
- house off the divine birth
- birth house containing statue of the god/goddess isis horus
TEMPLE ARCHITECTURE
- approached by avenues of recumbent animals
- pair of obelisks flanked the main entrance to the temple
- collosal statues
- temple walls were designed with inward inclination
BATTERED WALLS
- inward inclinations of walls
HYPOSTYLE HALL
- a large space with a flat roof supported by rows of columns
OBELISK
- symbol of heliopolos
- tall, narrow, four-sided monolith
- tapering monument which ends in a pyramidal top
- heaight is 9X the diameter of the base
PYLON
- monumental gateway to a temple consisting of two pair of tower
- structured with battered walls flanking the entrance portal
VALLY OF KINGS
- a corridor tomb
- was the royal necropolis of ancient egypt where the kings and powerful nobles were burried
TEMPLE OF LUXOR
- was mostly built by amenophis iii
- dedicated to the theban triad of amun, mut and khonsu