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those with an
entasis on the
upper third of the shaft.
Noted architects, such as the
Renaissance master Andrea Palladio, also used
entasis in the designs...
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Entasis is a
Danish architecture firm
based in Copenhagen. It
takens its name from the Gr**** word for tension.
Entasis was
founded by
Christian and Signe...
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unpredictability creates, is a
state of
entasis. (The
opposite of
entasis is
stasis or staticness.) In
normal human speech,
Entasis is
brought about by the flow...
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Compared to
later versions, the
columns are much more m****ive, with a
strong entasis or swelling, and
wider capitals. The
Temple of the
Delians is a "peripteral"...
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curvature of the stylobate, the
taper of the naos walls, and the
entasis of the columns".
Entasis refers to the
slight swelling, of 4
centimetres (1.6 in), in...
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Entasi (Gr****: Ένταση; English: Intensity) is the
third studio album by Gr****
singer Kostas Martakis,
released in
Greece and
Cyprus on 5
December 2011...
- fluting. The
shaft is
wider at the
bottom than at the top,
because its
entasis,
beginning a
third of the way up,
imperceptibly makes the
column slightly...
- of 39.44 x 16.91 m; each
Doric column has
twenty grooves and a
slight entasis, and is
surmounted by an
architrave with
triglyphs and metopes; also perfectly...
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government agreed and
construction work
began in May 1920.
Lutyens added entasis (curvature) but
otherwise made
minimal design alterations. The Cenotaph...
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typical of the period, with m****ive
colonnades having a very
pronounced entasis (widening as they go down), and very wide
capitals resembling upturned...
