The Parthenon an Essay on the Mode by Which Light was Introduced into Greek and Roman Temples (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

Fergusson explores the innovative use of light in classical temple architecture, detailing various temple types such as Hypaethral and Pseudo-Hypaethral structures. He examines the characteristics of Ancient Greek temples, including Peristylar and Abnormal designs, with a particular focus on the Parthenon. This comprehensive study highlights the architectural significance and aesthetic principles that guided the integration of light into these iconic structures.