Rhythm

**__Introduction:__**

__Rhythm:__ Is the sucession of an element and how they are arranged. Objects recurring at regular intervals.

__3 words related to Rhythm:__ Repetition, order, uniformity.

__How do you create rhythm in architecture?:__ In architecture is quite easy to create rhythm. If you construct a row of columns with the same design, you are creating rhythm.


 * __Rhythm interactive activities:__

Bay spacing: each space or interval between the frames of a steel building is a "bay" Relief: shapes carved on a surface so as to stand out from the surrounding background Heights: the vertical dimension of extension Remain: stay the same Setbacks: structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly Masses: descriptors for features that are not separable components Mere: simple Rhythm: the ordered recurrence of elements in a composition. Gables: the vertical triangular wall between the sloping ends of gable roof Ends: either extremity of something that has length Upwards: from a lower to a higher position Swelling: size-related changes Diminishing: Decrease in size,extent,or range Width: The extent of something from side to side Staccato: Marked by or composed of disconnected parts or sounds; cut short crisply Narrow: Limited in size or scope Subtly: Difficult to detect or grasp by the mind Leading: Be conducive to Boldly: Fearlessly and daringly Tight: Closely constrained




 * __Rhythm in different architectural styles__**



The Parthenon is the most representative example of Greek architecture and it is regarded as an enduring symbol of ancient Greece. In this great structure we can appreciate the use of linear rhythm and the repetition of shapes with the Doric order columns.