#greekarchitecture

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Ionic capital from the Acropolis, Athens, (447-432 BCE).

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Where every corner tells a story in hues of blue and white. 📘🏠

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Panormitis gemaakt in Rhodos Greece

Get ready to be enchanted by the picturesque charm of Panormitis in Rhodos, Greece.

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Exploring the Grandeur of Greek Architecture A Midjourney into Timeless Artistry

Prompt: A greek architecture, hasselblad, photorealistic, in the style of ultrafine detail, high quality photo, eye-catching detail, realistic hyper-detail, 32k uhd, ultra hd, in the style of focus stacking, focus on joints/connections, stockphoto, contest winner, advertising-inspired, high dynamic range, digitally enhanced, large-scale --no watermark --ar 4:3 --style raw

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Tzia House by Cometa Architects /- The Greek Foundation

Step into tranquility at the Tzia House, a breathtaking creation by Cometa Architects. Witness the harmonious blend of contemporary style and Greek tradition with The Greek Foundation.

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The Ultimate Guide to Greek Islands: Best Places to Visit in Greece

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#travelgreece #exploregreece #greekislands #santorini #summerinsantorini #greekarchitecture #cycladicarchitecture #topdestinations #oiasantorini #wanderlust #travellerlife #travelphotography

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1960’s Jim Beam milk glass pitcher with Hellenic Jasperware design. Topper does not have a cork or silicone insert.

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First come first serve via dm, or it will be sold at one of my locations! $32 + 📦

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[whencyclopedia]

Aqueduct

Aqueducts transport water from one place to another, achieving a regular and controlled supply to a place that would not otherwise receive sufficient quantities. Consequently, aqueducts met basic needs from antiquity onwards such as the irrigation of food crops and drinking fountains. Ancient aqueducts took the form of tunnels, surface channels and canals, covered clay pipes and monumental bridges.

Ever since the human race has lived in communities and farmed the land, water management has been a key factor in the well-being and prosperity of a community. Settlements not immediately near a freshwater source dug shafts into underground water tables to create wells and cisterns were also created to collect rainwater so that it could be used at a later date. Underground aqueducts and those built as bridges on the surface, however, allowed communities not only to access clean and fresh water but to live further from a water source and to utilise land which would otherwise have been unusable for agriculture.

Where Were the Earliest Aqueducts?

The earliest and simplest aqueducts were constructed of lengths of inverted clay tiles and sometimes pipes which channelled water over a short distance and followed the contours of the land. The earliest examples of these date from the Minoan civilization on Crete in the early 2nd millennium BCE and from contemporary Mesopotamia. Aqueducts were also an important feature of Mycenaean settlements in the 14th century BCE, ensuring autonomy against siege for the acropolis of Mycenae and the fortifications at Tiryns.

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The Rooster, located in Antiparos, Greece. Design by @vois_architects, concept by @atha2, and styling by @anestismichalis. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Photography by Yiannis Rizomarkos. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ @therooster.antiparos . . . . . . . #greeksummer #antiparos #antiparosisland #greekislands #greekisland #greekstyle #greekarchitecture #greekarchitects #greekdesign #outsideliving #gardenlounge #loungearea #luxuryretreat #luxurygetaway #greekholiday #architectsvision #architecturaldetail #architectureinterieure #architectuur #architectuurfotografie #archphoto #interiorism #interiorisme #dezeen #mediterraneanstyle #mediterraneandecor #mediterraneanarchitecture #mediterraneanstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgo4M4VNUfQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Gypsotheque | Versailles x Louvre #gypsotheque #sculpture #statue #museum #art #instaart #artstagram #artlovers #marbre #marble #artgrec #grece #greek #greekarchitecture #parthenon #versailles #grandesecuries #bap #collection #louvre #museedulouvre #louvremuseum #reserve #decor #beauty #gypsotheca #versaillessecret #ecoledesbeauxartsdeparis #colonne #architecture (à Grandes & Petites Ecuries) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgRX2tINeFm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Stockholms Stadsbibliotek (Stockholm Public Library) by architect Gunnar Asplund, designed in 1922 and completed 1928. I tend to get drawn back to transition styles time after time and this library, a landmark building in Stockholm is a fine example of architecture's gradual shift from classicism to functionalism. Although I love functionalism, it did often lack the poetic approach as seen here at the main entrance hall with it's Greek style wall decorations carved on black marble inspired by "Iliad" by Homeros ca. 700 BC. The artwork is done by sculptor Ivar Johnsson. Photograph © Tobias Taxgård. #art #design #architecture #gunnarasplund #stockholmsstadsbibliotek #stockholm #sweden #marble #black #sculpture #ivarjohansson #classicism #modernism #functionalism #style #homeros #iliad #greekarchitecture #library #interior #interiorarchitecture #interiordesign #antique (på/i Stadsbiblioteket Stockholm) https://www.instagram.com/p/CERbH-0MOaR/?igshid=183mjswel8x0b

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Temple of Dionysus (Temple IV)

Yria, Naxos, Greece

580-570 BCE

28,5m x 13,5 m

Ionic order (One of the earliest uses)

Around 580-570 BCE, work began on the fourth and largest temple of Yria, the only one of which remains are visible, and the only one to have been restored. It is an archaic hekatompedon (30 m. long) temple of the Ionic style. It is built of local granο-diorite rock, and it has an Adyton (innermost sanctuary for a mystery cult), marble portico (prostasis) with columns forming a monumental entrance, and a marble altar. Τwο tetrastyle marble colonnades divide the building into three aisles. 

The temple is divided into three naves by two rows of four columns of Ionic order, each of which consists of two or three marble drums. The Adyton is separated from the cella by a second monumental gate. The hearth, found inside the temple, was of marble and was used for libations.