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stylobate
This term is a specialized architectural descriptor used almost exclusively in the context of classical archaeology and Greek or Roman temple design. It refers specifically to the uppermost level of the crepidoma, serving as the immediate foundation for the columns. Using this word in a general construction context would be an error of register, as it is a technical term for a specific historical style.
Because it describes a singular, specific structural element of a temple's base, it is typically used in the singular when discussing a specific building's layout. It should not be confused with the general term platform or plinth, as the stylobate specifically supports a colonnade.
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The columns of the Parthenon rest directly upon a marble stylobate.
Look closely at how the stylobate curves slightly upward to prevent the appearance of sagging.
The architect specified that the stylobate must be perfectly level to support the weight of the colonnade.
The architect specified that the stylobate must be perfectly level to support the weight of the colonnade.
I wonder if the original stylobate was covered in a different type of stone.
The weathered stylobate showed signs of centuries of erosion from the salty sea air.
Step up onto the stylobate and you can see the scale of the temple columns.
The stylobate serves as the final layer of the stepped platform before the columns begin.
He noted that the stylobate was constructed from high quality Pentelic marble.