The Textbook of Architecture

The Cabinet of Models

Temple plans

The same temple seen as a plan, columns cut just above their bases.

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Illustrates: Ancient Greek · Ancient Roman

The rules it illustrates

Twice as many intercolumniations on the flanks. In a peripteral temple the flanks have twice as many intercolumniations as the front: six columns in front means eleven along each side, counting the corner columns twice.

Where it appears in the book

In the chapters The Temple.