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Sacred Space themes

Many cultures designate spaces or create structures for religious devotion. Choose two specific examples, each from a different culture. At least one culture must be non-European. Identify your examples and their cultures. Discuss the ways in which your examples create places appropriate for religious devotion in each culture. Consider (if applicable) plan, orientation, site, structure, ornamentation, etc.

Synagogue

Hindu Temple

Buddhist Stupa

Greco-Roman

Tholos vs. Basilica

Christian

Elements of a Basilica Rectangular plan nave arcade aisles apse

Islamic Mosque

Pagoda

Which plan is most associated with Christian buildings? a. stupa b. basilica c. tholos d. hypostyle hall