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5月17日 column style to idolDoric, Ionic and Corinthian Styles
During the classical Greek architecture period, it was made up of three different orders that are most commonly seen in their temples. These three orders were Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. The orders are also known for their column style. The Corinthian order was not used as widely as the Doric or Ionic. The reason being, is that the Corinthian order was fancier than the others, and had a lot more detail. Thus, information dealing with this order is very little, and some is not worth putting up.
The most basic order for their temples would be the Doric order. Doric architecture was known for being used by Spartans. It all starts with some wood shafts, which later was replaced by stone. On the top of the shaft, were circular pads with a square block of wood over it. The vertical columns were used to support the beams called architraves. In order to form the ceiling, other beams were laid across the building with their ends on these architraves. On the end of these beams, they could be channeled to make a triglyph. On the top of a triglyph there would be another beam which would be placed for the overhanging rafters. These types of beams were referred to as a mutules. The finishing touches for the roof had to have a flat gables called pediments. The gutter ran along the top of pediments and ended at a lion’s mouth. This acted like a drain. The materials that were used for the roofs were thatch and the terra-cotta and marble.
The Doric temples were similar to those of the Ionic order in layout and design.
The final order would be the Ionic order. Their columns were more slender than those of the Doric order. Their dimensions were eight to nine meters high, instead of four to five. The columns had a molded base which was placed under them and then sculpted figures on the lower part of the shaft were added. At the top of these shafts were rectangular blocks of stone, which were carved in the shape of hair or other wave and line shapes.
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