“The Reception Room” in the Tripartite Plan and Its Effects on the Mesopotamian Domestic Architecture in the Historical Times
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Tripartite plan is the most popular plan type of Mesopotamian architecture. It is widely used in the Ubaid and Uruk Periods between the V-IV millennium BC both in domestic and public architecture. This plan scheme, which has emerged with Ubaid Culture 5800-4200 BC , named after Tell-al Ubaid in the South Mesopotamian region, has kept on being used undergoing spatial evolutions while preserving the general establishment principles thereof during V-IV millennium BC.
Anahtar Kelimeler
tripartite plan, main room, reception room, domestic architecture, women’s quarters gynaikon/harem and men’s quarters andron/selam
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