Yes, different cultures can influence architectural ordonnance. The architecture of a society or civilization is often a reflection of its culture and values. For example, Islamic architecture is characterized by the use of arches, domes, and ornate geometric patterns, reflecting the importance of mathematics and geometry in Islamic culture. In contrast, traditional Japanese architecture emphasizes simplicity, natural materials, and harmony with the natural environment, reflecting the Japanese values of simplicity, harmony, and respect for nature. Similarly, the temples and palaces of ancient India feature intricate carvings and decorations, reflecting the importance of spirituality and religion in Indian culture. Thus, culture plays a crucial role in shaping the architectural ordonnance of a society.
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