The 3 GREEK Columns - Pillar Orders Doric - ionic - Corinthian 3D print model

3D model of 3 Greek Columns 3DPrintable

This is The 3 Orders of Architecture (3 Greek pillars) , I designed it from real photos, convert into 3D CAD (STEP) and STL (printable). These 3D files of ancient Greek architecture developed into three distinct orders: the Doric, the Ionic, and the Corinthian

what is The 3 Greek Columns

The three Greek columns are architectural features that were commonly used in ancient Greece and later in Roman architecture. They are named Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian. Each column has a different design, but all three share a base, a long slender shaft, and a top capital. The Doric column is the simplest, with a plain capital and no base. The Ionic column has a more ornate capital with scrolls, and a fluted shaft with a base. The Corinthian column is the most decorative, with an intricate capital featuring acanthus leaves and sometimes other decorations, and a fluted shaft with a base. These columns were used to support the weight of buildings, and they remain an important element of classical architecture today.The Doric column was typically used for the oldest and most austere buildings, such as the Parthenon in Athens. The Ionic column was used for more decorative buildings, such as the Erechtheion on the Acropolis. The Corinthian column was reserved for the most elaborate buildings, such as the Temple of Zeus in Athens.

These columns were also used in combination with other architectural features, such as friezes, pediments, and entablatures, to create a harmonious whole. They were often arranged in rows or groups of columns called colonnades, which provided both structural support and a visually pleasing design element.

Today, these columns continue to be used in architecture, both in their original classical form and in modern adaptations. They are often seen in government buildings, museums, and other public structures, as well as in residential homes and commercial buildings.

Cột đá Hy LạpThức cột Hy Lạp là đặc trưng nổi bật nhất trong kiến trúc cổ điển. Không chỉ giữ vai trò quan trọng trong kết cấu mà còn tạo nên sự bề thế, uy nghi và tính thẩm mỹ cho các công trình. Trong kiến trúc cổ Hy Lạp có 3 loại thức cột chính: cột Doric, cột Lonic và cột Corinth.