Futuristic Buildings

In general, Greek civilization has been summarized in three invariable elements: human, nature, and wisdom. The goal of religious Greeks was temple in their architecture. They were asserting building itself as a kind of statue which has an abstract form and this statue has power to embody human qualities." Pervasive importance of the temple which had statue its inspirational role in public life was emphasized by adopting a high point- often over a hill overlooking or dominating the city (Acropolis) - for their building. In Greek architecture, like classical music, there's a simple central theme or content which a complex set of forms are grown from within which are more meaningful. The most ancient dividable practices in Greek architecture are: Doric style belonging to the mainland of Greece, Ionic (Ionian) style belonging to central Asian and islands of Aegean Sea, and Corinthian style. The most obvious difference among these methods is in their capitals. 

In terms of housing architecture, the general design used to consist of a wide passage or "pasta" which runs the length of the house and opened at one side onto a small courtyard which admitted light and air. Larger houses had a fully developed peristyle courtyard at the centre, with the rooms arranged around it.

Some houses had an upper floor which appears to have been reserved for the use of the women of the family.

Houses of the wealthy had mosaic floors and demonstrated the Classical style.

 Fig 1: The mosaic floor of a house at Delos

Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Delos_cubic_floor_mosaic.jpg

Materials used: The construction of many houses employed walls of sun dried clay bricks or wooden framework filled with fibrous material such as straw or seaweed covered with clay or plaster.