पेरिस्टाइल इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

It is a large and sumptuous private residence built in the classical style of noble Roman houses (domus with atrium and peristyle).

This leads to the main lobby and then the rectangular peristyle surrounded by columns on all four sides.

At the north-eastern corner of the peristyle are stairs giving access to the upper storey which is lost.

The underground part of the house, the cryptoporticus, is accessed via a corridor to the east of the peristyle covered by a well preserved barrel vault.

A structure composed of a circular range of columns without a core is cyclostylar; with a core the range would be peristyle.

In the temples it is attached to the cella walls, repeating the columns of the peristyle, and in the theatres and amphitheatres, where they subdivided the arched openings: in all these cases engaged columns are utilized as a decorative feature, and as a rule the same proportions are maintained as if they had been isolated columns.

One of the largest of them, with a peristyle, was in 1911, though wrongly, called the gymnasium.

Other changes affected the position of the columns and fountain peristyle, while the small laconicum was adorned with stucco decorations in high relief.

The middle axis from east to west is divided into an entrance hall, vestibule, atrium, peristyle and two large rooms at the far end.

Located behind the entrance atrium is the grand Hall of Pillars (Säulenhalle) or peristyle.

In late classical times the peristyle form became dominant in grand private houses.

The Praetorium was constructed around two open courts, which correspond to the atrium and peristyle of the Roman house.

It demonstrates the peristyle house with interior garden and a room of the famous western sector Cosmogonic Mosaic, an allegorical representation of the elements of nature (rivers, winds, etc.