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Monumental Architecture

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE

BY JORGE ROJAS 2ND PERIOD MS. GONZALEZ
Photo by ecstaticist

ROMAN EMPIRE UNIT ONE

  • Monumental architecture
  • Buildings to represent their civilizations
  • And capabilities
  • 27 BC to 395 AD

EXAMPLES

  • The Pantheon in Rome
  • The coloseum in rome

PURPOSE

  • The Pantheon a temple of for roman gods
  • The colosseum a arena
Photo by D&S McSpadden

MOST MEMORABLE MONUMENT

  • The colosseum is probably the most memorable
  • Because of how it shows roman architecture
  • The use of columns
Photo by firepile

BYZANTINE EMPIRE UNIT TWO

  • time period 330-1453
Photo by Dave_B_

EXAMPLES

  • Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
  • Use of icons
  • Sant' Apollinare in classe

PURPOSE

  • Hagia Sophia a church
  • Sant' Apollinare a church
Photo by Skiwalker79

HAGIA SOPHIA

  • Most memorable because of the use of domes and columns
  • And incredible paintings inside of it
  • It was built to be a church
  • Justinian was the one who ordered it built
Photo by David Spender

CLOSING

  • Both of these buildings were big
  • Both used columns in their structure
  • The Hagia Sophia used dooms
  • The colesseum didn't use dooms

LAST SLIDE

  • Both of civilizations purpose was to show strength
  • And ability to build buildings
  • Both empires shows use of columns and dooms
  • The byzantine empire focused mor on the use of domes
Photo by Amir Kuckovic