Architectural Styles / Revival style, c. 1750–1850
Neoclassical
/ˌniː.oʊˈklæs.ɪ.kəl/noun
From Greek neos, “new,” and classical.
Definition
A revival of Greek and Roman architecture that favors restrained ornament, clear geometry, columned porticoes, and pediments.
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Structural & construction notes
Influenced by archaeological study, it reacted against Baroque excess. It was widely adopted for civic buildings, museums, and banks.
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