Neoclassical architecture is a design movement that ... grand staircases, and porticos with columns, all referencing Roman temples. Originally built as a church to honor St. Genevieve, the ...

It is true that in the early days of the republic, America’s first architectural mode was in the neoclassical style. But the elite 18th-century men who encouraged such aesthetics, such as Pierre ...

with striking columns, typically in the Doric style. This means that they have little decoration beyond a series of parallel grooves carved into the surface. Examples of neoclassical architecture ...

The US president wants to build new federal public buildings in the neoclassical style. But, as Nehru knew well, to be great, ...

PagePark has designed a Neoclassically influenced extension to a mid-century power station by Loch Lomond as part of a planned upgrade by owner SSE ...

Built in 1836 in the Federal style featuring distinctive neoclassical elements ... and most ambitious architectural rescue missions. The structure’s imposing columns, symmetrical design ...

Dinkelberg. Lancaster native Frederick P. Dinkelberg designed Villa Margherita in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1892, in the neoclassical beaux arts style. This chapel, which was later razed ...

The house, designed by local firm Marina Salles Arquitetura e Interiores, is a masterclass in neoclassical architecture, with original design by Brazilian architect Marcos Tomanik. Salles has added ...