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LO-1
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Explains the political and social framework of the Hellenistic Period (323-31 BCE) by relating it to architectural production within the context of kingdoms, royal patronage, and euergetism. |
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LO-2
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It defines and compares the characteristics of plan, proportion, order, and ornamentation that distinguish Hellenistic architecture from the Classical Period. |
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LO-3
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It discusses the reinterpretation of the Ionic order around Hermogenes and Pytheos, the pseudodipteros plan, and the proliferation of the Ionic order through specific examples. |
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LO-4
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It defines and classifies building types such as temples, altars, stoas, theaters, bouleuterions, gymnasiums, palaces, and residences based on their functions and planning characteristics. |
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LO-5
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The student distinguishes the formal elements that are decisive for dating architectural ornamentation at a basic level and interprets a structural element according to its period. |
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LO-6
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It critically evaluates the legacy of Hellenistic architecture transferred to Roman architecture in terms of continuity and transformation. |