Greek Temple

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` History Of Architecture Greek Architecture Pronaos: The entrance-hall (porch) to the temple proper or cella. Naos (Cella in Roman ): usually the larger of the interior rooms, housed the cult statue. Opisthodomos. Porch at the rear of the Naos, sometimes also a back entrance. Adyton: Used as a treasury, a place limited to priest or priestesses. Stereobate: The foundation of the temple, Stylobate: The the upper part of which as a platform or foundation of the row of columns Anta (Antis): A pier produced by the thickening of a wall at its termination, treated architecturally. When there are columns between two antae (antis) then it is referred to as columns in Antis stereo (solid), bates (walker), stylos (column) General Feature of a Greek Temple

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Greek Architecture

• Pronaos: The entrance-hall (porch) to the temple proper or cella.

• Naos (Cella in Roman ): usually the larger of the interior rooms, housed the cult statue.

• Opisthodomos. Porch at the rear of the Naos, sometimes also a back entrance.

• Adyton: Used as a treasury, a place limited to priest or priestesses.

• Stereobate: The foundation of the temple, • Stylobate: The the upper part of which as a

platform or foundation of the row of columns• Anta (Antis): A pier produced by the

thickening of a wall at its termination, treated architecturally.

• When there are columns between two antae (antis) then it is referred to as columns in Antis

• stereo (solid), bates (walker), stylos (column)

General Feature of a Greek Temple

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Greek Architecture Evolution of Greek Temple - Mycenaean

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Greek Temples:

• Antis

•Anta

•Double Anta

• Prostyle

•Amphiprostyle

• Peristyle

• Peripteral

• Pseudo Peripteral

• Dipteral

• Pseudo dipteral

• Hexastyle

• Octastyle

• Tholos

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It is essentially the megaron (the Mycenaean domestic structure which became a temple) used as a temple.

Evolution of Greek Temple - Antis

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There is a slight increase in size with the presence of Prostyle

Prostyle: Free standing columns located in front of the building

Evolution of Greek Temple – Prostyle

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Greek Architecture Evolution of Greek Temple – Peristyle

• The peristyle is complete. • The temple has incorporated the monumentality

of the Egyptian temple while treating it in terms of human proportions,

• It has become symmetric. • It has permanent materials in all parts of the

structure.

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Greek Architecture Evolution of Greek Temple – Peristyle

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Greek Architecture Evolution of Greek Temple – Peristyle

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Greek Architecture Evolution of Greek Temple – Tholos

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Greek Architecture 3 Greek Orders