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What is the effect of the use of conches at the Church of Hagia Sophia? Hagia Sophia is a hybrid of longitude and central architectural planning. Flanking conches or semi domes form a long gitudinal nave that expands outward from the central dome to connect with the narthex on one side and the sanctuary apse on the.
As of several masonry devices, squinches, trompes or pendentive's they are for the forming of a transition between a circular or polygonal construction, as a dome or lantern, and supporting masonry, of a different plan. All were used in Hagia Sophia
The use of Mosaics (glass collages) In both public and religious buildings. The most famous Byzantine building is the Hagia Sophia, a domed church built during the reign of Justinian and Constantinople.
The use of Mosaics (glass collages) In both public and religious buildings. The most famous Byzantine building is the Hagia Sophia, a domed church built during the reign of Justinian and Constantinople.
There were two women named Sophia who are reputed to have suffered a martyr's death: one in 137AD and th other in Rome at the beginning of the 4th century. The more typical use of the term Sophia is in its meaning (wisdom) and is often described as "holy". Thus there was the famous Byzantine church in Constantinople/Istanbul (now a museum) called Hagia Sophia i.e. Holy Wisdom and refers to the wisdom of God.
Justinian, the last emperor to use Latin, ruled until 565, leaving an impressive list of achievements that included the codification of old Roman law, the construction of Hagia Sophia, and a vigorous attempt to reclaim lost imperial lands in the west.
You make a model of a ground and then you use a metal peice and model it into a tetonic plate and try to make it move.
The easiest thing that you can use to make the model is Styrofoam balls. You can get the balls at any craft store.Ê
it matters what kind of model. if it is a model of a town use foam. if it is a haert use clay
you use things
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Before 1453 it was a church After 1453 it was a mosque In 1930-1935 years it became a museum.And now it's a museum.