period in ancient greek from 323BC to 30 AD

Roman Architect who defined column styles and entablature

upright pillar; post that supports a roof/beam

round/square shape that a column rest on

main part of a column that is smooth, fluted &or carved with designs

top of the column

most obvious adjustment to the profile of columns, gently curved narrowing from base to top

spacing between columns in a colonnade measured at the bottom of their shafts

upper portion of a building above the columns & below tile roof

lowest part of an entablature that rest directly on the capitals

fanciest part of the entablature that displays carvings that tell stories

highest part of the entablature; ornamental moulding

masonry base of Acropolis

stepped base of Acropolis

upper step of Acropolis

earliest and simplest of the classical orders, associated with strength and masculinity

classical order with scroll shaped ornaments on the capital with pair of volutes that stands on a base of stacked disks

order most complex and elaborate with a fluted shaft, decorated with scrolls, acanthus leaves, and flowers

greek sculptor and architect who invented the corinthian order

Athenian sculptor

Architects of Parthenon

built on top of the sacred rock and supposed to radiate power and protection for its citizens

Most perfect example of architecture ever achieved by Greeks

Mausoleum designed by Satyros and Pythius in 353 &350 BC

Porch/entrance to temple sanctuaries and other significant sites in ancient Greece

Greek market - economic and social activity of the city

Greek building whose main purpose was to provide shelter from the sun or rain

A low building located behind the orchestra which serves as a store room

Semi-circular building that could seat up to 21000 people and was always built into the side of a hill

Part of the theatre with rows of tiered seating set in a semi circle around the central performance area

Greek building for foot racing

Greek training facility for competitors in public games

Greek smaller, privately owned gym

Greek building for horse racing and chariot racing

Town hall of a greek city state

Greek building that houses the chief magistrate & the common altar for ambassadors, distinguished foreigners and citizens

Greek monumental tomb

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Having intercolumnation of 1 1/2 diameters

Having intercolumnation of two diameters

Having intercolumnation of 2 1/4 diameters

Having intercolumnation of three diameters

Having intercolumnation of four diameters

placed directly on the ground; without a pedestal or base

part of a religious/sacred precinct where the altar stood under the sky