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From the dorian region where it was invented.

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Who built the Doric column?

Ancient Greeks designed three different columns: Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian style. So to answer your question: the Ancient Greeks.


How much weight the Doric?

The Doric order, one of the classical architectural styles of ancient Greece, does not have a specific weight as it refers to a style of column and its design rather than a physical object. Doric columns are characterized by their sturdy, fluted shafts and simple, unadorned capitals. The weight of a Doric column would depend on the materials used (such as stone or concrete) and its dimensions. Typically, these columns are designed to support significant structural loads in temples and other buildings.


In terms of ancient Greek architecture what does Doric mean?

Doric is an adjective referring to type of people or things. The Greek peoples were of different tribal/cultural origins - Achaeans, Aeolians, Ionians, Dorians. The Dorians included the Doric people of Corinth and Sparta.


What are the differences between the Doric and Ionic orders?

doric have an mutule, regula, tainia, metope, and ionic has small base at bottom of column, more flutes, double curve in stone under architrave, on the architrave, continious frieze.


How can you tell that this is a doric column?

A Doric column can be identified by its simple and sturdy design, characterized by a fluted shaft that typically has 20 concave grooves. It features a plain capital, without elaborate decorations, and rests directly on the stylobate without a base. The overall proportions are more robust compared to other column orders, such as Ionic or Corinthian, reflecting a sense of strength and functionality typical of Classical Greek architecture.