Neoclassical architecture refers to a style of building and design that draws inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman architecture. It focuses on classical elements, such as columns, symmetry, and clean lines, to create a harmonious and elegant look.
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Sentences with «neoclassical architecture»
- The 9th arrondissement of Paris is a superb neighborhood with neoclassical architecture that has preserved the tunes of a village, especially around the very commercial street of Martyrs. (worldinparis.com)
- The structures have purposefully been made from inexpensive material such as timber, polystyrene, canvas, cardboard, rope and debris from the artist's studio, in order to contrast with the grand neoclassical architecture in which they have been installed. (artfund.org)
- Guests can host an event in the historic 17th - century domed Koepelkerk building, a striking example of Amsterdam's distinctive neoclassical architecture; the Koepelkerk is located adjacent to our hotel. (kayak.ae)
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