Periptery
A peripteral building is surrounded by lines of columns on each one of its faces. Those form a external Péristyle.
This provision is very current in the classical architecture Greek at least since wood architecture of VIIIe century before J. - C. It was used, but in an exceptional way, in old the Egypt.
Examples of peripteral buildings
examples neo-classic S:
- Church of the Madeleine in Paris
- Palate Brongniart in Paris
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