| | [[Greek]] architecture arose on the shores of the Aegean Sea and flourished in the ancient world. The most important works of Greek architecture were produced between 700 BC and 146 BC. Architects Callicrates, Mnesicles, and Ictinus flourished, and the [[Parthenon]] (Its most famous monument) and other great works were produced. The Parthenon was built using the golden proportion (0.618 : 1) by Ictinus, Callicrates and Phidias, ca. 440 BC.; there is a replica of it at Nashville, [[Tennessee]]. Another piece of Greek architecture was the magnificent Temple of [[Artemis]] at Ephesus, one of the [[Seven Wonders of the Ancient World]]; Paeonius and Demetrios were the architects of this temple in ca. 250 BC. The Temple of [[Nike]] by Callicrates, ca. 420 BC., was the earliest Ionic building on the [[Acropolis]]. | | [[Greek]] architecture arose on the shores of the Aegean Sea and flourished in the ancient world. The most important works of Greek architecture were produced between 700 BC and 146 BC. Architects Callicrates, Mnesicles, and Ictinus flourished, and the [[Parthenon]] (Its most famous monument) and other great works were produced. The Parthenon was built using the golden proportion (0.618 : 1) by Ictinus, Callicrates and Phidias, ca. 440 BC.; there is a replica of it at Nashville, [[Tennessee]]. Another piece of Greek architecture was the magnificent Temple of [[Artemis]] at Ephesus, one of the [[Seven Wonders of the Ancient World]]; Paeonius and Demetrios were the architects of this temple in ca. 250 BC. The Temple of [[Nike]] by Callicrates, ca. 420 BC., was the earliest Ionic building on the [[Acropolis]]. |