What is the architectural structure of the Parthenon?

The Parthenon is the main building of the Acropolis, with a total area of 265,438+000 square meters. This temple is 695 meters long and 20 meters high, and consists of more than 60 Doric stone pillars. Its column height is 104m, its bottom diameter is about 19m, and the surface of the column body is engraved with 20 vertical grooves. Liang Shi on the pillar is not carved, and there is a high relief between the three long boards on the beam, which describes the story of Rabitas' struggle with the centaurs in Greek mythology. There are several data to show that it is the largest Doric temple in Greece, with 8× 17 columns, a tomb surface of 3089×69.54 meters and a base diameter of 1905 meters. This temple has an anteroom, a main hall and a back hall. It is the only veranda temple in the Acropolis with the most magnificent shape.

The Parthenon in ancient Greece