The Greek Era
(480-146 B.C.)
A. Central Principle and Goals of the Greek Classical Ideal
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
D. Major Contribution to Design on the Land
Acropolis
Parthenon
Propylaea
Erechtheum
Temple
of Athena Nike
Temple
of Apollo
F. The Greek Marketplace/Public Square
Agora
Stoa
G.
Theaters
H. Traditions from Greek Civilization
Outdoor spaces
Site planning
Elements and Principles of Architecture
The Roman Era (27
B.C. – 476 A.D.)
A. Cultural Success
Roman Attributes for Success
B. The Progression of Agriculture as a Prime Industry
Commodities
of the Land / The Mediterranean Triad
C. Large Farms of the Wealthy
Purpose
and Procedure for Land Acquisition
D. The Villa
Villa Rustica
Summer Retreats of the Wealthy Landowner
Villa Urbana
Daily
Retreats of the Wealthy Landowner
E. Gardens in the Roman Domus or Townhouse
F. Components of a Roman Garden
Water
Decorative
Fencing and Trellis Work
Ornamental
Low Walls and Balustrades
Pergolas
Garden
Seats and Tables
Summer
Dining Couches
Fountains
Garden
Sculpture
G. Plants in the Garden
Kitchen
Garden Plants
Plants
for Medicinal Purposes
Plants
used in Bee-keeping
Plants
used in Making Perfume
H. The City Center
Urban
Form
The
Forum Romanum
The
Circus Maximus
The
Colosseum