Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Classical Architecture

Classical architecture is a style of building and design techniques which refers to the classical Greek era, such as those used in ancient Greece to the Hellenistic period and the Roman Empire. In the history of architecture, was also later Classical architecture consists of a more modern style than the style derived from the Greek.

History

When people think of classical architecture, they generally think of a building made of wood, stone, etc.. In some cases this is true, but also lots of classical architecture and modern design has the breath of the building complex. For example, roof, pole, even a stone or marble structure built with perfect detail.

Architectural style Classical civilization emerged simultaneously with the commencement of formal writing. Have not found specifically at this age begins and ends. However, this type of style is often found in continental Europe. Dalama some reason, this type of architecture was built with three purposes: as a shelter (housing function, as a place of worship of God (the function of a house of worship) and a gathering place (town hall, etc.). For the second and third reason is the building was made as detailed as possible and beautiful as possible by giving ornaments elaborate decoration.

As time passed, the building becomes more complicated and more detailed. Some of the civilization which grew out of stone and mud enriched various forms of classical architecture, such as temples and tombs of the Egyptians.

Current Classical Architecture

Forms of classical architecture still exists today and adopted in modern buildings. Massive pillars, curved shape above the door, roof domes, etc are some features of Classical Architecture. Ornaments of intricate carvings and details are also often adorn the buildings constructed in the present.

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