10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERISTYLAR»
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peristylar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The rudiments of architecture and building: for the use of ...
The next and last style of advancement was to continue columniation all round,
enclosing the cella within colonnades along its sides as well as at its ends, which
disposition of plan is expressed by the terms peristyle or peristylar, and peripteral
...
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The History and Rudiments of Architecture: Embracing, I. The ...
The next and last style of advancement was to continue colum'niation all round,
enclosing the cella within colonnades along its sides as well as at its ends, which
disposition of plan is expressed by the terms peristyle or peristylar, and ...
3
Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
The next and last style of advancement was to continue columniation all round,
enclosing the cella within colonnades along its sides as well. as at its ends,
which disposition of plan is expressed by the terms peristyle, or peristylar, and ...
4
A history of architecture in all countries
It is of a simple peristylar form, with columns in front and rear, resembling that
shown in woodcut No. 7, and seven square piers on each flank. These temples
are all small, and, like the Typhonia, which somewhat resemble them, were used
as ...
James Fergusson, Richard Phené Spiers, George Kriehn, 1865
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Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
The next and last style of advancement was to continue columniation all round,
enclosing the cello within colonnades along its sides as well as at its ends, which
disposition of plan is expressed by the terms peristyle, or peristylar, and ...
6
Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
It should be observed, too, that a building cannot at the same time be peristylar
and have a prostyle portico, the latter being merged in the general columniation,
instead of projecting from the rest of the edifice as a distinct feature. Of peristylar ...
William Henry Leeds, 1848
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From the Gustavianum Collections in Uppsala /[editors, Sture ...
An oikos, an oikoi complex (with parallel rooms and a portico in front) and a
peristylar building are represented in the sequence. The first one is a basic,
functionally unspecific, all-round type, but the later two, though two different types
and ...
Victoria-museet för egyptiska fornsaker, Sture Brunnsåker, Hans-Åke Nordström, 1973
8
Dictionary of Architecture and Building Construction
185 peripteros (Gk); a peripteral temple, one surrounded by a single row of
columns. 185 peristasis acircumstance« (Gk); the outer row of columns
surrounding the cella ofa Greek or Roman temple. 185 peristylar temple see
peristyle temple.
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi, 2008
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Architecture: Classic and Early Christian
Pendentive, a feature inByzantine andother domed buildings, employed to
enable acircular dometo standover a square space. Peristylar, orPeripteral, with
columns all round. Peristylium, or Peristyle, in a Roman house, the inner
courtyard; ...
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Kalādarśana: American Studies in the Art of India
The floor of the nafa- mandira likewise has a peristylar alignment of twelve pillars
with four additional pillars, larger in size, arranged in a square in the center of the
floor. These center pillars are not aligned with the center pillars of the peristylar ...
Joanna Gottfried Williams, 1981
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The Mandapa is peristylar with an octagonal nave beneath the dome. Time has crawled its brutal signature; the inside walls are bare but niches ... «The New Indian Express, Jul 14»
