Ancient Greece Architecture

1
Ancient Greece Architecture

• By Sofia Juego

2
The Three Greek Orders

• The three Greek orders are the Doric order, the
  Ionic order, and the Corinthian order.
• The Doric order was the first and simplest of the
  three Greek orders. The Doric is the only order
  that normally has no base.
• The Ionic order was the second of the three Greek
  orders. It has a capital decorated with curved
  spiral scrolls called volutes.
• The Corinthian order became the last of the Greek
  orders. It resembles the Ionic order but has an
  elaborate capital that is discovered with
  carvings of leaves of the acanthus plant.

3
Corinthian Order

• The last of the Greek orders.
• Carvings of leaves of acanthus plant

4
Ionic order

• Second order
• Has capital decorated with curved spiral scrolls
  called volutes

5
Riddle

• The first order
• The simplest order
• Has no base