classical architecture

• Style de conception architecturale fondé sur les principes et les formes de l'architecture grecque et romaine antiques, caractérisé par la symétrie, les colonnes et la proportionnalité.

A style of building design that draws from the principles and forms of ancient Greek and Roman architecture, characterized by symmetry, columns, and proportion.

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   An architectural style derived from the principles of ancient Greek and Roman design, characterized by symmetry, columns, and proportion.

   architecture classique

   • The Parthenon in Athens is a prime example of classical architecture.
   • Many government buildings in Washington, D.C., are designed in the classical architecture style.
   • Classical architecture often features Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian columns.