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    This document discusses the evolution of classical architecture from the Aegean/Minoan period through the Hellenistic period. It notes that Aegean architecture focused more on religion, with Greek temples becoming the chief building type in the Hellenic period. The Hellenistic period saw architecture become more systematic. The document also provides details on the structural evolution of Greek temples, from early styles with columns on all sides to later styles with colonnades only on the front and rear.

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    Classical Architecture and the Western Succession

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    This document discusses the evolution of classical architecture from the Aegean/Minoan period through the Hellenistic period. It notes that Aegean architecture focused more on religion, with Greek temples becoming the chief building type in the Hellenic period. The Hellenistic period saw architecture become more systematic. The document also provides details on the structural evolution of Greek temples, from early styles with columns on all sides to later styles with colonnades only on the front and rear.

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    History of Architecture

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    Elaiyah Jalija Gutierrez Capistrano
    This document discusses the evolution of classical architecture from the Aegean/Minoan period through the Hellenistic period. It notes that Aegean architecture focused more on religion, with Greek temples becoming the chief building type in the Hellenic period. The Hellenistic period saw architecture become more systematic. The document also provides details on the structural evolution of Greek temples, from early styles with columns on all sides to later styles with colonnades only on the front and rear.

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    Classical Architecture and the

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    aegean or minoan architecture hellenic architecture hellenistic
    helladic or mycenaean architecture - focuses a lot more on religion - more systematic
    - wealth due to their control of metal trading - greek temples are the chief building type
    - under pa din the agaean, only difference is
    kung sino namumuno
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    front space before the cella

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    portico at front only porticos at front and rear

    columns on all sides columns attached to naos

    double line of columns surrounding naos like dipteral


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