diastyle (Meaning)
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diastyle (n.)
See under Intercolumniation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diastyle
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diastyle Sentence Examples
- The diastyle architectural design featured columns spaced at an interval of four column diameters apart.
- In ancient Greek temples, the diastyle arrangement of columns provided a sense of openness and grandeur.
- The diastyle temple boasted a front porch supported by six columns.
- Architects often opted for the diastyle configuration to enhance the visual appeal and symmetry of their structures.
- The diastyle arrangement allowed ample space for visitors to pass through the temple entrance.
- The diastyle temple design flourished during the classical period of Greek architecture.
- Diastyle structures are characterized by the deliberate placement of columns to create a harmonious aesthetic.
- The diastyle colonnade framed the entrance of the ancient building, inviting admiration from all who beheld it.
- Architects employed the diastyle format in various public buildings and sacred edifices throughout antiquity.
- The diastyle arrangement of columns exemplified the precision and ingenuity of ancient architectural craftsmanship.
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See under Intercolumniation.
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The diastyle architectural design featured columns spaced at an interval of four column diameters apart.
In ancient Greek temples, the diastyle arrangement of columns provided a sense of openness and grandeur.
The diastyle temple boasted a front porch supported by six columns.
Architects often opted for the diastyle configuration to enhance the visual appeal and symmetry of their structures.
