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amphiprostyle

/ˌæm.fɪˈprəʊ.staɪl/

Traduction: Terme architectural désignant un temple ou un édifice classique doté d'un portique de colonnes à la fois sur la façade avant et sur la façade arrière, mais non sur les côtés.

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/ˌæm.fɪˈprəʊ.staɪl/formalartobsolète
  • frTerme architectural désignant un temple ou un édifice classique doté d'un portique de colonnes à la fois sur la façade avant et sur la façade arrière, mais non sur les côtés.

An obsolete architectural term describing a classical temple or building with a portico of columns at both the front and rear, but not on the sides.

  1. Having columns at both endsC2formalart

    Describes a classical building or temple that has a portico with columns at both the front and rear, but not on the sides.

    frAmphiprostyle

    • The ancient temple was designed in an amphiprostyle layout, with columns gracing both the front and back facades.
    • Architects studying Greek revival styles often admire the amphiprostyle arrangement for its balanced symmetry.
    • The museum's new wing features an amphiprostyle entrance, echoing classical architectural principles.

    Synonymesamphistylar

Formes
  • more amphiprostyle comparative form
  • most amphiprostyle superlative form