Greek Doric Column

Greek Doric Columns are 

some of the most unique 

columns in architectural history.

Found on the Parthenon, 

these classic columns were 

the first style used by Greek 

architects.

Distinguished by their shallow 
flutes that come to a point, 

Greek Doric are the only columns featured without a base.

To be historically accurate and follow Giacomo da Vignola’s 

architectural dimensions, the

height of the Greek Doric Column should be five and one-half

 times the diameter of its shaft. 

This total height includes the disk-like capital.

The Greek Doric Column may be ordered specifying Vignola’s 

architecturally correct dimensions, or in custom combinations 

of height and diameter. 

If in search of a simpler version, these columns are also available

 unfluted or non-tapered.