Phaistos Palace

Minoan palace with complex layout.

Overview

Phaistos Palace, using stone and plaster, is a 2nd millennium BCE Minoan complex in Crete, Greece.

Core Characteristics

• Multi-level stone structures.
• Plastered walls, frescoes.
• Complex courtyard layout.

Architectural Connections

• Minoan: Ancient focus.
• Palatial: Palace.
• Minoan Architecture: Core movement.

Influence and Legacy

Built by Minoan craftsmen, it influenced Aegean architecture.

Related Concepts & Techniques

Stone Masonry (technique), Functionalism (theory), Courtyard (element), Classical Architecture (movement)

Record

Location: Crete, Greece

Materials: stone, plaster

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