Classical Orders of Greek Architecture

[Ultermarto]

Wouldn't have hurt to mention the other two orders, even though they're Roman, and what they were associated with.

Tuscan: Might be used in prisons (columns in prisons? anyway...)

Doric: Masculine and war-like structures.

Ionic: Academic structures.

Corinthian: Feminine and elegant structures.

Composite: A combination of Corinthian and Ionic. Also feminine, though I personally consider it to be some sort of royalty architecture.

Not trying to show off I mean ... I just read this stuff yesterday

[shibumi8]

Did not know that...Thanks.

[ReggieGJackson]

Nice job.

[ChallengerBoi]

great video bro helped me

[neopancreas]

Thank you ~

Very helpful information :)

[waffleout15]

this sucks

[meltonclassics]

Thanks for showing me things I have not seen before!

[kroookru]

thanks for the video ^u^

[dreamersay]

what's the name of the church in France in the end of this video? thanks.

[1anda2eanda]

@dreamersay St-Gervais-et-St-Protais

[dreamersay]

nice video, clear and helpful. what