Neo-Classicism

Classical revival style.

Overview

Neo-Classicism (18th–19th century), using stone and marble, revives Greek and Roman forms globally.

Core Characteristics

• Symmetrical designs, columns.
• Minimal ornamentation.
• Classical proportions.

Notable Examples

• White House (USA, 1800).
• Panthéon (France, 1790).

Architectural Connections

• Historical: 18th–19th century.
• Civic, Palatial: Government, residences.
• Classical Architecture: Core movement.

Influence and Legacy

Revived classical ideals in modern era.

Related Concepts & Techniques

Stone Masonry (technique), Classicism (theory), Column (element), Neoclassical (movement)

Directory

Movements Registry, Architecture Hub, History