H101: Fall 2011 RISD. Classical Greek and Roman Architecture
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1 H101: Fall 2011 RISD Classical Greek and Roman Architecture IJLAL MUZAFFAR
2 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
3 The Bank Building, 1915 Rhode Island State House, 1904 Westminster Arcade or Providence Arcade, 1828
4 Capitol Building, Washington D.C
5 The White House, Washington D.C
6 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE) Two incorrect claims: 1. Classical architecture is without external influences 2. It sought to represent universal truths beyond immediate historical concerns
7 Dorians, 620 BCE Naucratis Psamtik (664 BCE) Assyrians
8 Naucratis
9 No. of colonnade rows 1: Peripteral 2: Dipteral Pseudodipteral 3: Tripteral No of columns on the entrance front 1: Henostyle 2: Distyle 3: Tristyle 4: Tetrastyle 5: Pentastyle 6: Hexastyle 7: Octastyle 8: Enneastyle 9: Decastyle Temples at Selinus, Sicily
10 Pteron Stylobate Cella or Naos Temples at Selinus, Sicily
11 Elements of the Doric Order: from Ching, et al. Global History of Architecture, p119.
12 6th Century BCE Naucratis
13 Expansion of the Persian Empire with the collapse of the Egyptian, Assyrian, Babylonian Empires, 6th century BCE Greek City States and the Persian empire, series of wars from 547 BCE to 449 BCE,
14 Persepolis, BCE
15 Persepolis, BCE
16 Persepolis, BCE
17 Athens and the Delian League, 478 BCE
18 Athenian Acropolis Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike Erectheum Parthenon Parthenon Erectheum Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
19 Athenian Acropolis Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike Erectheum Parthenon Temenos Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
20 Athenian Acropolis Propylaea
21 Athenian Acropolis Propylaea
22 Athenian Acropolis Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike Erectheum Parthenon Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
23 Athenian Acropolis Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike Erectheum Parthenon Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
24 North face of the Parthenon, battles of Greeks and Trojans Trojans n Battles of Athenians a Amazons ds Battles of Olympian go and giants Battles of Greeks and d attles of C b s, d o g e th f o ly b m e Ass entaur with Lapith
25 West side of the frieze, Battles of Athenians and Amazons Battles of Greeks and Trojans Battles of Olympian gods and giants Battles of Athenians and Amazons Assembly of the gods, battles of Centaur with Lapith
26 East side of the frieze, battles of Olympian gods and giants Battles of Greeks and Trojans Battles of Olympian gods and giants Battles of Athenians and Amazons Assembly of the gods, battles of Centaur with Lapith
27 Metope, south face of the Parthenon, Assembly of the gods, battles of Centaur with Lapith Battles of Greeks and Trojans Battles of Olympian gods and giants Battles of Athenians and Amazons Assembly of the gods, battles of Centaur with Lapith
28 4.8 km or 2.9 miles Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE) Octastyle Peripteral 8 doric columns
29 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
30 MIT, Killian Court Portico
31 MIT, Killian Court Portico
32 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
33 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
34 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
35 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
36 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
37 column, in a different way, anticipates perception and response in the viewer Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE) Contrapposto, Riace warriors BCE
38 Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE) Pteron Parthenon, Athens, Greece ( BCE)
39 Athenian Acropolis Erectheum Parthenon Parthenon Erectheum Propylaea Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike Temple of Athena Nike
40 Athenian Acropolis Erectheum Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
41 Athenian Acropolis Erectheum Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
42 Athenian Acropolis Erectheum, Caryatids Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
43 Athenian Acropolis Erectheum Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
44 Athenian Acropolis Erectheum Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike
45 Republic Rome, 4th Century BCE
46 Imperial Rome, 0 Sulla Caesar (assassination in 44 BCE) Augustus (r. 27 BCE - 14 CE) Basilica Julia, Rome
47 Imperial Rome, 0 BCE Augustus (r. 27 BCE - 14 CE) Forum Romanum, Ist century BCE
48 Imperial Rome, 0 Augustus (r. 27 BCE - 14 CE) Forums of Caesar and Augustus
49 Imperial Rome Caesar (assassination in 44 BCE) Augustus (r. 27 BCE - 14 CE) Nero (ca 64 CE) Vespasian (r CE) Domitian (r CE) Trajan (r CE) Hadrian (r CE)
50 Imperial Rome Caesar (assassination in 44 BCE) Augustus (r. 27 BCE - 14 CE) Nero (ca 64 CE) Vespasian (r CE) Domitian (r CE) Trajan (r CE) Hadrian (r CE)
51 Pantheon (25, 124 CE)
52 Pantheon, (25 CE), plan and section 0 40 m
53 Pantheon (25 CE), plan and section 0 40 m
54 Pantheon (25 CE), plan and section 0 40 m
55 Pantheon (25 CE), section / elevation, dome detail
56 Pantheon (25 CE), plan and section 0 40 m 0 40
57 Pantheon (25 CE), plan and section 0 40 m
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