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What are two achievements of the Byzantines?
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.
A domed building?
Astrodome in Houston Texas
What kind of buildings did the mycenaeans make?
The most common type of domestic architecture was the Megaron...a meandering sort of building with a central open court in the middle of which was kept a fire. Example: Mycenea Many mycenean tholos--or 'beehive' tombs also survive. They were large, domed stone structures covered with earth. Typically, they feature a monumental doorway with a triangular lintel. Example: Treasury of Atreus
What is the name of the domed temple in Rome?
It is called The Pantheon
What is the Pittsburgh Steelers win loss record in domed stadiums?
12-10
In which empire did architects design domed buildings decorated with colored tiles such as the?
It was The Mugal empire
How does this cathedral relate to the Renaissance philosophy of humanism?
its domed roof was partially modeled on classical roman building
What are the buildings like in Romania?
They vary from modern buildings seen all over the world to Brâncovenesc style buildings which are tall stone structures with domed tops and intricate arches.
Is common to both volcanoes and domed mountains.?
magma
What roman temple built to honor the gods had the largest roof of its time?
The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.The temple you are asking about is the Pantheon. However it may not have had the largest roof of its time as there were other large buildings or basilicas with large roofs. What it did have is/was the largest domed roof of its time.
How does the cathedral relate to the renaissance philosophy of humanism?
It's domed roof was partially modeled on classic Roman buildings.
What is a mix and match structure?
stuff like football helmets, hydro-electric dams, airplanes, domed buildings, warehouses, ect.
What is the most famous landmark in Oxford?
The Radcliffe Camera, a circular domed building which is part of the university library. The university itself has many iconic buildings.
What is a domed hall called?
A domed hall is a rotunda.
Where is the apse in a church?
An apse is a wing or recess in a church building that sticks out from the main building. It always has a semicircular end, and is usually situated at the end of the church behind the altar.
Why are some state capitol buildings gold domed?
first of all, the building is spelled Capitol, not capital and if I knew the answer I wouldn't have come here.
What is the domed feature of the Capitol building called?
It is called the Domed Rotunda
