English Georgian Architecture refers to the architectural styles that dominated Britain between 1714 and 1830, during the reigns of the four King Georges. Inspired by Palladianism and classical principles, Georgian architecture is characterised by symmetry, proportion, sash windows, elegant doorcases and restrained decorative detailing. It remains one of Britain\'s most admired architectural periods and continues to influence modern design. *Related Terms*\ Georgian, Neo-Classicism, Palladian Architecture, Sash Window, Symmetry.