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 The architecture of old Greece.

 Architecture in Asia. It is common note of the diverse periods, the use of the brick like constructive material, that is covered with plates in the interiors or it is enameled. The arc is used systematically and the vault, that is the main contribution of the mesopotámic architecture, although the threshold systems also stay, with wood.

The temples are characteristic, with small camera with altar ahead, and in which the most characteristic element is zigurat or tower formed by terraces to which it was promoted by inclines, of which piles of earth and pieces of the plinths with formed vertical bands with own bricks subsist. Summery is used in the period the tomb of the runner, with false cupola, obtained by approach of lines, according to we see in Ur, the fourth millennium. The palaces are complex constructions, erected on terraces, with several patios and great narrow rooms, with terraces in which sometimes gardens were arranged, including/understanding, also, within enclosure one or several temples, with his zigurat. They were properly cities like palaces, model that is to be followed in other cultures. Also the city-planning organizations, of which we have abundant references, fundamentally of Babylonia are important.

Persian:
In the Persian architecture of the aqueménida period one is used the brick and the stone, fusing Egyptian and mesopotámic forms. Buildings characteristic are palaces, (Pasargada, Persépolis, Susa), built on terraces, in that the adienteladas doors that end like the Egyptian pillions (Egyptian gullet) with two winged monsters, of curled wings, with four legs and not with five, like the asirios are characteristic elements by which they are inspired. Between the dependencies that offer like newness having windows, unlike the zenithal illumination of the Egyptian and mesopotámic buildings, they are characteristic the great rooms or apadanas, with stone columns of high altitude, that originally were of wood, with capital formed by double row of scrolls, of origin oleo, and two torsos of made kneel bulls, in which it supported the wood cover. To this aqueménida period two types of tombs correspond: the one of Ciro in Pasargada, form of aedicule and in relation to the art of Asia Smaller, and the one of Darío, excavated on the rock (Nakshé-Rustem), like the Egyptian hipogeos. The constructions sasánida, represented by the palaces of Firuzabad, Sarvistán and Ctesifon, are important, by the use of the brick, the arc and the systems vaulted, singularly by the cupolas on tubes. In these palaces either he appears iwán, like porch with a great arc opened to or patio, that we will see in the Islamic art.

 
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