Classical Architecture is the architectural tradition derived from the buildings of Ancient Greece and Rome, founded upon principles of proportion, symmetry and harmony. Distinguished by the use of columns, pediments, capitals and decorative mouldings, Classical architecture has influenced countless styles including Renaissance, Georgian, Neoclassical and Beaux-Arts design. Its timeless principles continue to shape architecture, furniture and interior decoration throughout the world.
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