Classical Architecture
Classical architecture as we know it today is commonly associated with the great architectural master pieces of Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece. This are specifically characterized in its range of conventional forms, Greek architecture can be characterized in three orders; the Doric Oder, The Ionic Order and The Corinthian Order. Each of these leaving an impact an influencing the architectural styles on Western architecture in latter periods of time. The Ionic Order coexisted with the Doric order and was favored by the Greek multiple cities. It’s similarly designed to the Doric but slightly more decorated with stylized ornament and surmounted by horizontal band that scrolls under to the side. The Corinthian Order grew after the Ionic, with similar types and proportions its differentiated by its more ornate capitals. The Doric Order was developed on mainland Greece, spreading mostly to Italy. This order is recognized for its capital, The Parthenon. The Parthe...