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MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE
BY JORGE ROJAS 2ND PERIOD MS. GONZALEZ
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ecstaticist
2.
ROMAN EMPIRE UNIT ONE
Monumental architecture
Buildings to represent their civilizations
And capabilities
27 BC to 395 AD
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Stuck in Customs
3.
EXAMPLES
The Pantheon in Rome
The coloseum in rome
4.
PURPOSE
The Pantheon a temple of for roman gods
The colosseum a arena
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D&S McSpadden
5.
MOST MEMORABLE MONUMENT
The colosseum is probably the most memorable
Because of how it shows roman architecture
The use of columns
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firepile
6.
BYZANTINE EMPIRE UNIT TWO
time period 330-1453
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Dave_B_
7.
EXAMPLES
Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
Use of icons
Sant' Apollinare in classe
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archer10 (Dennis)
8.
PURPOSE
Hagia Sophia a church
Sant' Apollinare a church
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Skiwalker79
9.
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
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David Spender
10.
CLOSING
Both of these buildings were big
Both used columns in their structure
The Hagia Sophia used dooms
The colesseum didn't use dooms
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Krishnakumar photography
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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
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Amir Kuckovic
Jorge Rojas
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