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The Olympia Temple in Greece was built between 470 BCE and 457 BCE in the city of Olympia, the most sacred site in Greece. It took 13 years to construct and was made from Parian marble, a fine-grained white marble quarried on the island of Paros. While it was similar in structure and column design to other temples, it differed in the god it was dedicated to and number of columns. The architect was named Libon and followed the Doric style.
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Greek architecture originated from wood construction techniques but eventually transitioned to stone. Early Greek temples employed wood columns and beams but reflected their wooden origins even after being constructed of stone. By the 6th century BC, stone had replaced wood as the primary building material. Greek temples followed set patterns and used classical orders of columns including Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles. The most famous Greek buildings topped the Athenian Acropolis, including the Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, and the Erechtheum. Greek architectural elements and orders had a lasting influence on architecture around the world.
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- 1. Olympia Temple Sunny Park Brian L. LVV4U
- 2. The location… It built at Olympia, Greece. The reason why the temple located is the Olympia is the most sanctuary of Greece.
- 3. The built of temple… The temple made of Parian Marble. The ParianMarble is a fine-grained semi-translucent pure-white marble quarried during the classical era on that Greek island of the Aegean Sea.
- 4. Similar/different… Similar - Structure of Columns - Destroyed Different - The god of temple - Number of Columns
- 5. Compare with other temple.. The materials of the chryselephantine are same. Which are Ivory and gold. Also, the outside decoration materials are all marbles and some gold.
- 6. Who built temple… The architect was named Libon and he following the Doric style. He took 13 years to build this temple. The entire monument was made of limestone.
- 7. How long time to built… The Olympia Temple started to construct at around 470 BEC and the construction ended at 457 BEC. As I said, the temple took 13 years to built.
- 8. History of this temple… The only that I could find was it destroyed by the earth-quake.