In the group of sixteenth-century drawings of ancient architecture known as the Goldschmidt Scrapbook at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the ten sheets devoted to the Pantheon …
Pantheon – Exploring Architecture and Landscape Architecture
At the Pantheon, the interior cella walls are the same as the exterior walls of the building, creating a vast open interior space with a massive dome floating above. Today the building has been …
Cella - (Art History I – Prehistory to Middle Ages) - Fiveable
A cella is the inner chamber of a temple, where the cult statue of the deity is housed and where worship takes place. This sacred space is typically surrounded by a colonnade and serves as …
Pantheon - Data, Photos & Plans - WikiArquitectura
Between the pillars and the cella, there are two access stairways to the upper part of the dome. The addition of a large round hall attached to the portico of a classic temple is an innovation in …
Architecture in Ancient Greece - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The interior of the Greek temple characteristically consisted of a cella, the inner shrine in which stood the cult statue, and sometimes one or two antechambers, in which were stored the …
Olympia: Philippeion - Dome
View depicting the space between the inner cella and the outer plinth; The Philippeion, an elegant circular peripteral building (diam. 15.24 m) south of the prytaneion, was begun by Philip II of …
Greek Art & Architecture: The Archaic Period: Architecture Outline
The most characteristic building type in Greek architecture is the temple. Rectangular plan for temples were already being adopted in the Geometric period, Their tructure was essentially a …
AD Classics: Roman Pantheon / Emperor Hadrian - ArchDaily
2016年12月26日 · Locked within Rome ’s labyrinthine maze of narrow streets stands one of the most renowned buildings in the history of architecture. Built at the height of the Roman Empire …
Unveiling the Beauty of Cella: A Guide to Greek Architecture's …
2024年1月2日 · Cella, also known as naos, is a fundamental element in Greek architectural design. It serves as the innermost chamber of a temple, housing the cult statue of the deity …
Architecture - MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Pantheon consists of a 34m by 13.6m ‘pronaos’, or portico, and a 43.2m inner diameter circular ‘cella’, or main temple, crowned by a dome. The pronaos has three rows of Corinthian …