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Architectural ordination is part of the theory of architecture dating back to antiquity but in many ways distorted today. The generalization of approaches to it gives two directions of research, namely, abstract (the search for universal laws of proportionality) and empirically-specific (the analysis of the proportions of an individual object). Adhering to the second approach, the author develops his own version of ordination analysis based on major-minor ratios. The calculations are confirmed by the results of measurements of buildings of different epochs and tested in the design practice presented in the article. Objects created on the basis of the theory of ordination can belong to different styles, but, undoubtedly, harmonize the human condition and the urban environment.

Ordination Architecture Analysis: Calculation of Proportionality of Order Form Elements