Hnidets, R.
(2021).
Temple as a model of structural construction in symbolic-figurative and architectural-spatial aspects.
Architectural Studies,
7(2),
165-172.
https://doi.org/10.23939/as2021.02.165
Article
Temple as a model of structural construction in symbolic-figurative and architectural-spatial aspects
Abstract
The article reveals the features of modelling the structure of the temple space, taking into account their symbolic-figurative and architectural-spatial implementation in church buildings of Byzantium and Rus-Ukraine. Sacralization of space and place through the manifested phenomenon of their consecration is created by the image and form of the temple building. The transformation of the planning and spatial solution of churches, from the domical bathylic to the form, shape, symbol, form creation, sacral, dome, bathylic, cross-domical structure, made it possible to combine them both in large metropolitan buildings and smaller churches while maintaining the ability to embody the essence of the “temple as an earthly heaven” closer to a person in this space. This essence is also present in modern temple buildings, which preserve the traditions of shaping their predecessors
Keywords
form, shape, symbol, form creation, sacral, dome, bathylic, cross-domical structure, hierophany
Received 02.08.2021, Revised 17.08.2021, Accepted 23.12.2021
Retrieved from Vol. 7, No. 2, 2021
Suggested citation
https://doi.org/10.23939/as2021.02.165
Pages 165-172
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