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Architecture

Architecture Styles

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7th Century BCE, earliest of the principal styles. Had circular capitals at the top of columns. Doric
6th Century BCE second earliest of the principal styles. More slender, with a large base and two opposite volutes. Ionic
430 BCE, last of the principal styles. Slender, with an ornate capital, two rows of leaves and 4 scrolls. Corinthian
A combination of the Corinthian and Tuscan orders. Composite
1100-1600, A masonry style, with reduced wall space due to overlaid tracery, flying exterior buttresses, long stained glass and ribbed vaults. Gothic
1000-1150, Heavy and thick masonry walls, round arches, sturdy pillars, and large towers. Was revived in the mid 19th century. Romanesque
500-1000, Thick Rubble Walls, Small Windows, Vaultless Roofs. Pre-Romanesque
1400-1500, Symettrical, Poportional, Geometric, Square, St. Peter's Basicilla. Somewhat of a revival of Greek and Roman architecture. Renaissance
Appeared in Italy around 1600 and spread around Europe. Domes were common, had high deatailed forms, bright color and a lot of decoration. Baroque
700-1500, Post and Lintel Support, Gentrl Curved Roofs and this walls. Uses a single pillar or column. Japanese-Buddhist Architecture
1500-1800, Pointed arches, vaulting techniques known as Muqarnas, and bulbous domes. Persian Architecture
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