Greek architecture showcased a harmonious blend of form and function from "summary" of The Life of Greece by Will Durant
Greek architecture, at its peak, was a testament to the perfect marriage of form and function. The Greeks had a keen understanding of the importance of both aesthetics and practicality in their architectural designs. They believed that buildings should not only be visually pleasing but also serve a useful purpose. This belief is evident in the way they constructed their temples, theaters, and other structures.
One of the key characteristics of Greek architecture is its simplicity. The Greeks favored clean lines, geometric shapes, and minimal ornamentation in their buildings. This simplicity not only added to the beauty of their structures but also served a functional purpose. By keeping their designs uncomplicated, the Greeks were able to create buildings that were sturdy and long-lasting.
Another hallmark of Greek architecture is its clarity. The Greeks were masters of proportion and balance, which are essential elements of good design. They carefully calculated the dimensions of their bu...
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