Column Capital with 9x diameter of column:

Temple having columns interval of 2x diameter:

Located in the shaft which separates them by arrises

The shaft in the Greek Doric order terminates in the _______:

Greek Corinthian Entablature height from order:

Greek Architecture concerned on __________ rather than structural progress.

Structures were mainly concentrated on temples in which wealth and power can be measured by the size of majestic building:

Structures were domestic building that enormously developed at this stage:

Greek city started to layout on a regular grid pattern with streets intersecting at right angle:

Dominated by the construction of Citadel and fortifications:

Correction of optical illusion of straight line for column shaft:

Where columns are rested:

A flat slab forming the top capital:

Vertical blocks separating the metopes in the entablature of Greek temples:

Greek molding using Egg & Dart ornament:

Greek molding using Honeysuckle ornament:

Greek molding using Waterleaf ornament:

Temple having a single line of column surrounding the Naos:

Greek molding using Bead & Reel ornament:

Temple having portico of columns at front and rear:

Rose in tiers of stone seats located at Greek Theater

Greek public Council house served as a meeting place for democrats:

Greek public Senate house for the chief dignitaries of the city:

Greek public Theater for music:

Roman mosaic wall made of square wall tesserae:

Roman justice hall & commercial exchange:

Public bath of imperial Rome:

Physical exercise room at thermae proper:

Swimming pool with fountain:

Dressing room of Roman thermae:

Designed for chariot and horse racing

Designed for mortal combat of gladiators and warrior training:

Roman Pons

Multi-storey tenement house

Roman palace of internal garden with colonnade:

Erected to record naval victories:

Erected to record the triumph of victorious generals:

Smooth channel of Roman Aqueduct as water passage:

A long colonnaded building around the public places for shelter and religious shrine: