Who where better architechs? Anceint Egyptians or Anceint Greeks

[Brobot 1,436]

The title is pretty self explanatory

[Rhythm Red 6,485]

Hmm, it’s close, but I’d say the Greeks. The Egyptians has the pyramids, true, but the Greeks were just something else when it came to mathematics and architecture.  

[SDP40F amtrak 2,448]

Ancient Rome is better because I like Roman God's myths 

[Brobot 1,436]

1 minute ago, Twilight Sparkle is best said:

Ancient Rome is better because I like Roman God's myths 

The Roman gods are based on the Greek gods...….

[SDP40F amtrak 2,448]

Just now, woodchunks66 said:

The Roman gods are based on the Greek gods...….

Oh 

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,164]

Neither and both. As a student, lover, and enthusiast of history in general; I find them both to be the 'best,' alongside Persian, Chinese, what-have-you.

[MangoFoalix 25,057]

I would say that it would be the Greeks. You can't underestimate the achievements of the Egyptians but in general I like the look of Greek architecture much more than Egyptian. I do understand though that both civilizations were thousands of years apart, so the Greeks had an edge up technologically wise.

[Olly 1,015]

I'd be sad without either of them

[Jedishy 3,549]

Both have made impressively long-lasting structures. But as far as complexity and aesthetics I would say the greeks win hands down. Their buildings are just amazing. 

[Dreambiscuit 11,208]

The Egyptians all the way. While both are impressive, the Egyptians have more groundbreaking architecture, much of which baffles archaeologists and architects to this day. The Romans have a somewhat more mainstream albeit mind-boggling style. I think the Romans architecture is probably prettier to look at, but I'm going with Egypt for the win here.  

[Envy 6,380]

I have extremely little knowledge of architecture, so I couldn't really say which is 'objectively' better, if such a thing even exists. However, I will say I have always been fascinated with the aesthetics of ancient Greek architecture. It just looks so cool. I don't know how else to describe it. The Egyptians were really impressive with the pyramids, but I honestly don't know much else about their architecture.

[Anneal 2,198]

When Chinese architecture barely gets a mention. 

I'll go with the Greeks, though. Ancient Egyptian architecture is incredible but ultimately Greek architecture is a bit more aesthetically pleasing. There's a reason why it's been revived many times in modern architecture.

[Brony Number 42 10,090]

That is not fair because the Egyptians had help from aliens.

[CheeryFox 23,824]

On 7/2/2018 at 10:48 PM, Dreambiscuit said:

The Egyptians all the way. While both are impressive, the Egyptians have more groundbreaking architecture, much of which baffles archaeologists and architects to this day. The Romans have a somewhat more mainstream albeit mind-boggling style. I think the Romans architecture is probably prettier to look at, but I'm going with Egypt for the win here.  

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[Lord Valtasar 12,708]

they're just different,not one has to be better,both use very advanced mathematic principles. if i had to chose one i'd say greek,and not because im from there,i just like the style and its echo on some more modern architechture like some victorian/english manors which i love

[Nsxile 29,015]

I'd say the Egyptians as the pyramids were a more impressive feat.  

[TBD 17,272]

Egyptian by far, the way they  math things out is just incredible, plus they were the first to start the architect cultures.