The greatest achievement of Armenian architecture is generally agreed to be its medieval churches and seventh century churches, though there are different opinions precisely in which respects.
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10 Facts About Armenian architecture
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Armenian architecture buildings tend to be rather low-slung and thick-walled in design.
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Armenian architecture employs a form of concrete to produce sturdy buildings,.
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Urartian Armenian architecture is known for its use of intricately cut rocks, used as foundations for mud brick buildings, usually constructed in a compact manner.
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The angles, number of columns, and dimensions were created with a careful eye; Armenian architecture pagans wanted to appease the gods and protect humanity from their wrath.
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Beyond that, the Armenian architecture churches describe us the general landscape of the Christian East at a time when eyewitness accounts were exceedingly rare.
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Armenian architecture experienced a huge stage of development during the 19th century, when the Russians entered Eastern Armenia.
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Today the masters of Armenian architecture are S Gurzadyan, S Kalashyan, L Khristaforyan, R Asratyan etc.
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Armenian architecture communities seeking to keep the traditions of their homeland, influenced the architectural vernacular of Armenian architecture Quarters in cities such as Zamosc and Lviv.
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