Isidore of Miletus

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Isidore of Miletus was a 6th-century Byzantine architect and engineer best known for co-designing the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople under Emperor Justinian I.

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instanceOf 6th-century Byzantine person
Byzantine architect
engineer
activityLocation Constantinople NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Byzantine architecture NERFINISHED
associatedWith Justinianic building program NERFINISHED
citizenship Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
coArchitectOf Hagia Sophia NERFINISHED
coDesignerOf Hagia Sophia NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Anthemius of Tralles NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
culture Byzantine
designed structural system of the Hagia Sophia dome
employer Justinian I NERFINISHED
era Late Antiquity
fieldOfWork architecture
engineering
mathematics
physics
floruit 6th century
influenced later Byzantine architecture
knownFor co-designing the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
languageOfWorkOrName Greek
name Isidore of Miletus NERFINISHED
notableFor innovative dome engineering of Hagia Sophia
notableWork design of Hagia Sophia
occupation architect
engineer
placeOfOrigin Miletus NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
roleInHagiaSophia chief engineer
co-architect
taught Isidore the Younger of Miletus NERFINISHED
timePeriod reign of Justinian I
workedFor Emperor Justinian I NERFINISHED
workedOn Hagia Sophia NERFINISHED

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Anthemius of Tralles coArchitectWith Isidore of Miletus