History Of Architecture 3 Finals

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The three kingdoms period

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Silla, Goguryeo, and Baekje

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Simple structures made of monolithic stones. They were constructed as tombs for elite members of the community.

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Dolmens

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It is the largest example of square tombs placed within pyramids made of cut stone blocks.

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King Gwanggaeto the Great

Another important tomb is that of Tong Shou, last ruler of Taebang.

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Its art and architecture is generally considered the finest of the three Kingdoms.

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Baekje

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It is one of the outstanding stone structures from the unified silla period.

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Seokguram Grotto

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The topography was considered an important factor which could influence the design of a building so that it blended into its local surroundings.

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Pyungsu

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The location was described as

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Baesan imsu

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To have a pleasant view

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Andae

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The process of carving a wooden column to fit the stone is called

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Deombeong jucho

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As in ancient Greek architecture that makes the corners of the building truly straight from a distance, is an art called.

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Baeheullim

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An additional strategy was to have all the columns lean slightly inwards; a feature called.

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Ansollim

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Main hall building

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Daeungjeon

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Tiled

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Giwa

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Curves up ward

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Cheoma

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The most important temples and palaces often had a triple gate or

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Sammun

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A traditional Korean private home

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Hanok

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Plain sliding doors

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Changhoji

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Interlocking grids of wood

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Changsal

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Decorative larricework

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Kkotsal

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In Korea the adaption of the Tang architecture is called the

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Chusimp'o style

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One of the best examples of chusimp'o style

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Muryangsu Hall

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It is one of the 5 grand palaces of Korea exhibiting the lifestyle of Joseon Dynasty

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Changdeokgung Palace, Seoul

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It was a sacred space for worship and knowledge.

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Hwaeomsa Temple, Jirisan

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It is an entire village belonging to the Joseon era.

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Hahoe Folk, Village

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Seoul's first tallest skyscraper

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Samil Building

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It is a bridge span across the Yeouido Saetgang ecological park in 2011

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Yeouido Saetgang Bridge, Seoul

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Currently the longest cantilever roof in the world's

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Busan Cinema Centre, Busan