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Architecture

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE

BY :JUAN LOPEZ AND AMYAITAE
Photo by geezaweezer

EGYPT

2630 BCE- 2611 BCE
Photo by Adrian Barnes

MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE

  • Something big
  • Something that people will remember
  • Built to show off
  • Prove how powerfull they are and for pride

TEMPLE OF KARNAK

  • Known as Ipet-isut
  • dedicated to the Theben triad of Amun, Mut and Khonsu.
  • Home of god Amun

TEMPLE OF DENDARA

  • Castle of the sistrum
  • Defined southern most limit of Egypt
Photo by kairoinfo4u

GREAT SPHINX

  • 65 ft tall
  • Human head, lion body
  • Portrait of king chefren
  • The king was placed in the middle

GREEK CITY STAES

EUROPE, 500 B.C- 600 A.D
Photo by rmaspero

ERECHTEUM

  • built on Acropolis of Athens between 421 and 405BC
  • contained sanctuaries to Athena Polias, Poseidon, and Erechtheus
  • holy relics of the Athenians
Photo by agelakis

TEMPLE OF ATHENA NIKE

  • Built 427 B.C
  • Worship the goddess of victory
  • Expression of ambitions to defeat Sparta
Photo by agelakis

PARTHENON

  • Built in the 5th century
  • Temple of Athena
  • Huge statue of Athena inside
  • For religion
  • And to show off what they could accomplish
Photo by Zé.Valdi

PURPOSE OF GREEK ARCHITECTURE

  • Built for religion
  • To worship their gods
  • To show off the things they could create
  • For political reasons
  • Celebrate civil power and pride

PURPOSE OF EGYPT ARCHITECTURE

  • Tomb of pharaohs
  • To show of
  • Keep the gold safe for the pharaohs afterlife
Photo by delphaber