Es listet und beschreibt die unverwechselbaren Elemente der griechischen Architektur in der klassischen Ära.
The Greek architecture in the classical period is characterized by the search for perfection and harmony in the design and construction of its buildings. Some of the distinctive elements of the Greek architecture in this period are the following: 1. Columns: The columns are one of the most distinctive elements of the Greek architecture, the most distinctive elements of the Greek architecture. They were used to support the entablaments and the roof of the buildings. The columns were divided into three types: dóricas, jonics and corintias. The dorical columns are the most simple, with a base without ornaments and a capital in the form of a pad. The jonic columns are more ornate, with a capital in the form of volutas. The corintia columns are the most elaborate, with a capital in the form of acanto leaves. 2. Entablament: The upper part of the column is the one that is the upper part of the column that is extended horizontally, with a capital in the building. The structure is composed of three parts: the architrabe, the frisa, the frisa and the fronton. The artic and the arch. The archite and fronton. The arquitrawhich reflects the search for perfection and harmony that characterized Greek culture at that time, which reflects the search for the perfection and harmony that characterized Greek culture at that time in that time Greek culture at that time Greek Greek culture at that time, and which reflects the search for the perfection and harmony of Greek Greek culture at that time, which reflects the search for the perfection and harmony of the search for perfection and harmony that characterized Greek culture in that time, which characterized Greek culture at that time, Greek Greek culture at that time, Greek culture at that time, Greek culture at that time, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek, Greek,