1. having columns at both the front and back but not at the sides
Usage: architecture

1. a building or temple having columns at both the front and back but not at the sides
Usage: architecture

Examples

• The ancient Greek temple featured an amphiprostyle design with six columns at each end.
• Architects studied the amphiprostyle structure to understand classical proportions.
• The museum’s amphiprostyle facade created an impressive entrance.
• This amphiprostyle building exemplifies neoclassical architecture.
• The temple’s amphiprostyle layout allowed for grand ceremonial processions at both ends.