10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PYCNOSTYLE»
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The Architecture of Roman Temples: The Republic to the ...
Temple Type Diameter/ Intercolumniation Diameter/ Height Examples Pycnostyle
1:1 1 : 10 1 :9; i:8| 1 : 8 Deified Julius, Forum Romanum Venus Genetrix, Forum of
Julius Equestrian Fortune, near Theater of Pompey Dionysius, Teos Apollo ...
2
The Ruins of the Most Beautiful Monuments of Greece
In one of these, called pycnostyle, in which the columns were separated by only
one and one-half diameters, the height of the columns, according to Vitruvius,
was ten diameters. In two other arrangements, the diastyle and the eustyle, in
which ...
3
Rudimentary architecture: for the use of beginners, and ...
Let us repudiate for Architecture all such formal act-of- parliament legislation, and
take pycnostyle and arceostyle as the greatest allowable degree of closeness or
of distance at which the columns can be placed ; and it follows that between ...
William Henry Leeds, 1852
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Archaeologia, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity
The restoration now proposed, as will be hereafter more fully explained, is on the
pycnostyle system ; and at first sight therefore I should have felt myself bound
both by ancient and modern authority to make the columns 10, or nearly 10, ...
5
Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
Let us repudiate for Architecture all such formal act-of- parliament legislation, and
take pycnostyle and araeostyle as the greatest allowable degree of closeness or
of distance at which the columns can be placed ; and it follows that between ...
William Henry Leeds, 1848
6
A Treatise on the Decorative Part of Civil Architecture
Those practised in the Ionic and Corinthian orders, were the * Pycnostyle, of
which the interval was equal to one diameter and a half of the column; the Systyle
interval, of two diameters; the Eustyle, of two diameters and one quarter; the ...
7
Greek and Roman Architecture
The heads of this classification were pycnostyle, in which the intercolumnar5
spaces are one and a half times the lower diameter, systyle, in which the figure is
two, and diastyle, in which it is three, anything wider being called araeostyle.
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The Rudiments of Architecture and Building: For the Use of ...
Vitruvius and his followers, however, have not cared to trust to discretion or
indiscretion, but have fixed certain positive or distinct modes of intercolumniation,
viz., five, to wit: Pycnostyle, or closely set, in which the intercolumns are one
diameter ...
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Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
Let us repudiate for Architecture all such formal act-ofparliament legislation, and
take pycnostyle and arteostyle as he greatest allowable degree of closeness or of
distance at which the columns can be placed; and it follows that between such ...
10
Rudimentary Architecture. The orders and their æsthetic ...
As regards Intercolumniation, we have—Pycnostyle—Eustyle— Amostyle, 79.
The terms descriptive of the plans and columniation of ancient temples are—
Proster—Amphiprostyle—Peristyle, 69. Also, Monoprostyle, a prostyle with one ...
William Henry LEEDS, 1852
