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__**Athens Parthenon **__
 In the Athens Parthenon we can see a repetition of shapes, in this case the shape which is repeated are columns through the entire facade, as well as the repetition of spaces between those columns. The Parthenon is an example of a defined, closed rhythm, the rhythm created by the columns has a clear end in the corners of those facades, also we can say this as clearly seen in the corner are bigger columns that indicate the start and end of the series. The design of the facades of this building thus occurs because Greeks loved proportions and dimensions. The rhythms in this building Parthenon feel the need to make the route perimeter columns mark the succession.