Classical architecture - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:08, 11 December 2021

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−	* Acroterion.
	* Architectural history.		* Architectural history.
	* Architectural Styles.		* Architectural Styles.
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	* Classical Revival style.		* Classical Revival style.
	* Elements of classical columns.		* Elements of classical columns.
−	* Exedra.
	* Italian rationalism.		* Italian rationalism.
	* Italian Renaissance Revival style.		* Italian Renaissance Revival style.
	* Jacobean architecture.		* Jacobean architecture.
−	* Megaron.
−	* Monopteros.
	* Neoclassical architecture.		* Neoclassical architecture.
	* Nineteenth century building types.		* Nineteenth century building types.
	* Palladian architecture.		* Palladian architecture.
		+	* Origins of Classical Architecture.
	* Rinceau.		* Rinceau.
	* Roman Classical orders in architecture.		* Roman Classical orders in architecture.
−	* Running dog pattern.
	* Sir Christopher Wren.		* Sir Christopher Wren.
	* Xystus.		* Xystus.

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	For further information see Classical Orders in Architecture.		For further information see Classical Orders in Architecture.

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	* Acroterion.		* Acroterion.
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	* Italian rationalism.		* Italian rationalism.
	* Italian Renaissance Revival style.		* Italian Renaissance Revival style.
		+	* Jacobean architecture.
	* Megaron.		* Megaron.
	* Monopteros.		* Monopteros.

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−	Classical architecture refers to a style of buildings originally constructed by the Ancient Greeks and Romans, especially between the fifth century BC in Greece and the third century AD in Rome. The style of classical architecture has been reproduced throughout architectural history whenever architects looked to the ancient past for illumination and inspiration, and in search of what they may have regarded as lost ideals.	+	Classical architecture refers to a style of buildings originally constructed by the Ancient Greeks and Romans, especially between the fifth century BCE in Greece and the third century CE in Rome. The style of classical architecture has been reproduced throughout architectural history whenever architects looked to the ancient past for illumination and inspiration, and in search of what they may have regarded as lost ideals.

	The Renaissance is an obvious example, but so are the Greek revivals of the 19th century in Victorian Britain and other parts of Europe. Victorian architects sometimes created exact copies of classical forms but otherwise they adopted an eclectic approach that involved recombining classical forms and motifs to create a new style or typology. For example, a Greek temple could become the model for a church, a town hall or even a railway station.		The Renaissance is an obvious example, but so are the Greek revivals of the 19th century in Victorian Britain and other parts of Europe. Victorian architects sometimes created exact copies of classical forms but otherwise they adopted an eclectic approach that involved recombining classical forms and motifs to create a new style or typology. For example, a Greek temple could become the model for a church, a town hall or even a railway station.

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	* Nineteenth century building types.		* Nineteenth century building types.
	* Palladian architecture.		* Palladian architecture.
		+	* Rinceau.
	* Roman Classical orders in architecture.		* Roman Classical orders in architecture.
	* Running dog pattern.		* Running dog pattern.

Editor at 16:34, 28 May 2021

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	* Roman Classical orders in architecture.		* Roman Classical orders in architecture.
	* Running dog pattern.		* Running dog pattern.
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		+	* Xystus.

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Editor at 16:13, 17 March 2021

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	* Italian Renaissance Revival style.		* Italian Renaissance Revival style.
	* Megaron.		* Megaron.
		+	* Monopteros.
	* Neoclassical architecture.		* Neoclassical architecture.
	* Nineteenth century building types.		* Nineteenth century building types.

Editor at 17:51, 23 October 2020

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	* Italian rationalism.		* Italian rationalism.
	* Italian Renaissance Revival style.		* Italian Renaissance Revival style.
		+	* Megaron.
	* Neoclassical architecture.		* Neoclassical architecture.
	* Nineteenth century building types.		* Nineteenth century building types.

Editor at 17:34, 14 October 2020

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	* Classical Revival style.		* Classical Revival style.
	* Elements of classical columns.		* Elements of classical columns.
		+	* Exedra.
	* Italian rationalism.		* Italian rationalism.
	* Italian Renaissance Revival style.		* Italian Renaissance Revival style.

Editor at 19:16, 21 September 2020

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	* Palladian architecture.		* Palladian architecture.
	* Roman Classical orders in architecture.		* Roman Classical orders in architecture.
		+	* Running dog pattern.
	* Sir Christopher Wren		* Sir Christopher Wren

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Editor at 18:29, 3 September 2020

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	* Classical Revival style.		* Classical Revival style.
	* Elements of classical columns.		* Elements of classical columns.
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	* Italian Renaissance Revival style.		* Italian Renaissance Revival style.
	* Neoclassical architecture.		* Neoclassical architecture.
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