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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript A Step Back In Time: A Step Back In Time Ancient GreeceArchitecture: Architecture Art, method and style of building.Prehistoric Architecture: Prehistoric Architecture Prehistoric buildings were usually one room houses. Then people put in a wall to make two rooms. One room was for sleeping. The other room was for family activities. The houses were very small.Grecian Architecture: Grecian Architecture The Greeks wanted bigger houses. The Grecian homes had a living room, several bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathing room, a men’s dining room, and a women’s sitting room. The rooms were built in a square around a courtyard. The courtyard had no roof. How Do You Build a Bigger House?: How Do You Build a Bigger House? The Greeks had to find a way to support their bigger houses. To build a bigger house the prehistoric way would have meant the house would have fallen down. The Greeks used columns to support their houses.Columns?: Columns? A column was a huge stick that held the roof up. The first columns were made of wood. The Greeks ran out of wood. They had a lot of rock, so they used rock instead of wood.Marble: Marble Marble is a kind of rock. It comes in many colors and is beautiful. There was a lot of marble in Greece. Most of it was a creamy white color. Many Grecian buildings are made of marble.Schools of Architecture: Schools of Architecture There were three schools of Grecian architecture. Doric Ionic CorinthianDoric Columns: Doric Columns The top of the columns are a square block. Under the block is a rounded piece. The columns are thick. The base is a square block.Doric: Doric This is a drawing of a Doric column. Notice the square block at the top. Notice the rounded piece under the block. The column is thick. The base is made of a square block.Doric: Doric This drawing shows how the Doric column was used. The columns hold up the roof. The roof line was very fancy. The top of the column is called the capital.Doric Colonnade in Zeus’ Palace: Doric Colonnade in Zeus’ PalaceThe capitals were very large.: The capitals were very large.Doric Columns in the Parthenon: Doric Columns in the ParthenonDoric Columns Today: Doric Columns Today The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.Doric Columns Today: Doric Columns Today Old Supreme Court ChamberIonic: IonicIonic Columns: Ionic Columns The Ionic Column was invented next. The Ionic capital looks like a scroll. The Ionic column is skinnier. The base has a rounded and a square section.Ionic: Ionic This is a drawing of an Ionic column. Notice the capital is shaped like a scroll. Notice the column is skinnier. This base is square. Many times the bases were fancier.Ionic: Ionic This drawing shows how the Ionic column was used. The columns hold up the roof. The roof line was very fancy. The capital looks like a scroll. The base is layered.Ionic Column in Athena’s Temple: Ionic Column in Athena’s TempleSlide23: Ionic Columns Today Thomas Jefferson National MemorialIonic Columns Today: Ionic Columns Today Salem City HallCorinthian: CorinthianCorinthian Columns: Corinthian Columns Corinthian columns were the most decorative. The capitals were carved to look like leaves. The columns were the thinnest.Corinthian Columns: Corinthian Columns This is a drawing of a Corinthian column. Notice the capital looks like leaves and flowers. The column is the thinnest of all. The base is the fanciest of all.Corinthian: Corinthian This drawing shows how the column was used. The column holds up the roof. The roof line had lots of parts, but not so much carving. The capital is very fancy and so is the base.Corinthian Columns in Zeus’ Temple: Corinthian Columns in Zeus’ TempleCorinthian Columns in the Olympeian: Corinthian Columns in the OlympeianCorinthian Columns Today: Corinthian Columns Today Hall of Columns in the Capital BuildingCorinthian Columns Today: Corinthian Columns Today United States Supreme Court BuildingThe Three Schools of Grecian Architecture: The Three Schools of Grecian ArchitectureUVA Uses All Three Columns: UVA Uses All Three Columns Thomas Jefferson used Doric, Ionic and Corinthian columns to teach Grecian architecture. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
greek architecture Obama Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2358 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (3) Dislike it (0) Added: January 10, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: blackk25 (20 month(s) ago) very nice Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript A Step Back In Time: A Step Back In Time Ancient GreeceArchitecture: Architecture Art, method and style of building.Prehistoric Architecture: Prehistoric Architecture Prehistoric buildings were usually one room houses. Then people put in a wall to make two rooms. One room was for sleeping. The other room was for family activities. The houses were very small.Grecian Architecture: Grecian Architecture The Greeks wanted bigger houses. The Grecian homes had a living room, several bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathing room, a men’s dining room, and a women’s sitting room. The rooms were built in a square around a courtyard. The courtyard had no roof. How Do You Build a Bigger House?: How Do You Build a Bigger House? The Greeks had to find a way to support their bigger houses. To build a bigger house the prehistoric way would have meant the house would have fallen down. The Greeks used columns to support their houses.Columns?: Columns? A column was a huge stick that held the roof up. The first columns were made of wood. The Greeks ran out of wood. They had a lot of rock, so they used rock instead of wood.Marble: Marble Marble is a kind of rock. It comes in many colors and is beautiful. There was a lot of marble in Greece. Most of it was a creamy white color. Many Grecian buildings are made of marble.Schools of Architecture: Schools of Architecture There were three schools of Grecian architecture. Doric Ionic CorinthianDoric Columns: Doric Columns The top of the columns are a square block. Under the block is a rounded piece. The columns are thick. The base is a square block.Doric: Doric This is a drawing of a Doric column. Notice the square block at the top. Notice the rounded piece under the block. The column is thick. The base is made of a square block.Doric: Doric This drawing shows how the Doric column was used. The columns hold up the roof. The roof line was very fancy. The top of the column is called the capital.Doric Colonnade in Zeus’ Palace: Doric Colonnade in Zeus’ PalaceThe capitals were very large.: The capitals were very large.Doric Columns in the Parthenon: Doric Columns in the ParthenonDoric Columns Today: Doric Columns Today The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.Doric Columns Today: Doric Columns Today Old Supreme Court ChamberIonic: IonicIonic Columns: Ionic Columns The Ionic Column was invented next. The Ionic capital looks like a scroll. The Ionic column is skinnier. The base has a rounded and a square section.Ionic: Ionic This is a drawing of an Ionic column. Notice the capital is shaped like a scroll. Notice the column is skinnier. This base is square. Many times the bases were fancier.Ionic: Ionic This drawing shows how the Ionic column was used. The columns hold up the roof. The roof line was very fancy. The capital looks like a scroll. The base is layered.Ionic Column in Athena’s Temple: Ionic Column in Athena’s TempleSlide23: Ionic Columns Today Thomas Jefferson National MemorialIonic Columns Today: Ionic Columns Today Salem City HallCorinthian: CorinthianCorinthian Columns: Corinthian Columns Corinthian columns were the most decorative. The capitals were carved to look like leaves. The columns were the thinnest.Corinthian Columns: Corinthian Columns This is a drawing of a Corinthian column. Notice the capital looks like leaves and flowers. The column is the thinnest of all. The base is the fanciest of all.Corinthian: Corinthian This drawing shows how the column was used. The column holds up the roof. The roof line had lots of parts, but not so much carving. The capital is very fancy and so is the base.Corinthian Columns in Zeus’ Temple: Corinthian Columns in Zeus’ TempleCorinthian Columns in the Olympeian: Corinthian Columns in the OlympeianCorinthian Columns Today: Corinthian Columns Today Hall of Columns in the Capital BuildingCorinthian Columns Today: Corinthian Columns Today United States Supreme Court BuildingThe Three Schools of Grecian Architecture: The Three Schools of Grecian ArchitectureUVA Uses All Three Columns: UVA Uses All Three Columns Thomas Jefferson used Doric, Ionic and Corinthian columns to teach Grecian architecture.