Neoclassical House Plans
Neoclassical house styles became a dominant style in the nation between 1900-1940. Inspired by the Beaux-Arts style and the Columbian Exposition, its most recognizable features include a symmetrical shape, tall columns, a domed roof and classic ornament. Basically, Neoclassical style is a revival of the classic architecture of Greece and Rome. The word Neoclassical is often described as an architectural style, but actually it is not any one distinct style. Neoclassicism is more of an approach to design and describes several different styles. In fact, there are variations of Neoclassical style including the Federalist and Idealist styles. |
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