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How do you describe the design of most temples in ancient Greece?
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Did ancient Egyptian architects design large buildings?
Yes Pyramids, temples and palaces
Which is an example of how the Roman's copied Greek design?
The temples and the statues were modelled on those of the Greeks.
How did ancient Egyptians design their nails?
By drawing them.
What number was used in ancient China's architectural design?
It is 3.
This art style borrowed subject matter and design qualities from the art of Greece and Rome?
neoclassicism
What was the design objective of the art and architecture ancient Greece?
an ancient Greece
What was the design objectives of the art and architecture of ancient Greece?
an ancient Greece
What was the design objective of the art and architecture and of ancient Greece?
an ancient Greece
What did ancient Greece architects do in ancient Greece?
design buildings same as modern ones do
What architectural design was often used by the Ancient Egyptians?
pyramids, oobelisks, and temples
Did ancient Egyptian architects design large buildings?
Yes Pyramids, temples and palaces
What was the design objective of the art and architecture of ancient Greece?
To decorate buildings with highly colourful images of gods, heroes and heroic events.
Who built the Olympic rings?
Baron Perrie de Coubertin created the rings after he saw a smaller design in ancient Greece.Baron Perrie de Coubertin created the rings after he saw a smaller design in ancient Greece.
Why did greek designers take such great care when designing their buildings?
If the question is coming purely from a structural perspective, the Ancient Greeks took care to build well in order to prevent the building falling on top of them. If the question is coming from a design perspective, e.g. the various columns and other design elements, what is important to note is that most of the buildings that we have from Ancient Greece and are popular attractions are the major public buildings, like Theaters or Temples for the Gods or Palaces and are naturally much prettier on those grounds (just like how our theaters, centers of worship, and government buildings are well designed).
Describe in details how will you shape the design?
There is nothing to design!
Who invented the first seesaw?
The origins of the seesaw are unclear, but it is believed to have been used in ancient Greece. The modern seesaw design with a central pivot point was popularized in the 17th century in Europe.
What is neo calssicalism?
Neoclassicism is the name given to ideas, art, literature, theatre, music, and architecture that draw inspiration from the "classical" art and culture of Ancient Greece or Ancient Rome. For example the design of the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. has Neoclassical influences.
