The purpose of Greek architecture was to create buildings and structures that were not only functional, but also beautiful and aesthetically pleasing. In addition, Greek architecture was used to convey important messages and ideas, such as the power and glory of the gods and the state. Greek architects sought to create harmony and balance in their designs, using mathematical and geometric principles to create a sense of order and proportion in their buildings. Greek architecture also served to express the cultural identity and values of the people, allowing them to celebrate their achievements and contribute to their sense of community and unity.
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