Diachronic approach to the greek architecture. Comparative typological and morphological analysis


Theoretical approach to the origin of architectural forms. The evolution from circular to square plan. The Greek dwelling in Antiquity and through Byzantine and the Ottoman period, in the context of the Balkan and Asia Minor area. Typological and constructional analysis, building materials (stone, wood, mud etc.), comparative analysis and interpretation of forms. Origins and symbolisms in the interior space of the house

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Instructors: Maria Arakadaki
Department: School of Architecture
Institution: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Subject: Architecture and Design
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