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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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History Of Architecture
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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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History Of Architecture
Greek Architecture
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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History Of Architecture
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.