Roman Revival

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Roman Revival is an architectural style that emulates the forms, motifs, and grandeur of ancient Roman architecture, including classical columns, arches, and temple-like facades.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
historicist architecture
aimsToConvey civic grandeur
imperial authority
stability
emulates Roman basilicas
Roman baths NERFINISHED
Roman palaces
Roman temples
hasCharacteristic axial planning
formal grandeur
monumental scale
symmetrical composition
temple-like facades
use of arcades
use of arches
use of barrel vaults
use of classical columns
use of classical orders
use of classical ornament
use of coffered ceilings
use of domes
use of entablatures
use of pediments
use of pilasters
use of rustication
use of triumphal-arch motifs
inspiredBy ancient Roman architecture
periodOfPopularity 19th century
early 20th century
relatedTo Beaux-Arts architecture NERFINISHED
Greek Revival NERFINISHED
Neoclassical architecture NERFINISHED
Renaissance Revival architecture NERFINISHED
stylisticElement Corinthian columns
Ionic columns
Tuscan columns
balustrades
classical cornices
colonnades
porticoes
round arches
segmental arches
usedFor churches
courthouses
government buildings
grand residences
institutional buildings
monuments
museums

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Neptune Pool architecturalStyle Roman Revival
Roman Pool hasDesignStyle Roman Revival