INTRODUCTION
In this specific project we have decided to take a closer look at Classical architecture and the design elements that make it a unique style by designing 3-dimensional structures inspired by the architecture of the Classical period. The challenge that is presented to us in this project is to combine elements of the classical style with more contemporary designs. Elements of this style have been and are still being adapted to contemporary buildings, and the examples we will show in class will help support this idea visually.
The Classical Style, like all other architectural styles, has its common and unique design elements. Among these elements is the use of symmetry, which the architects of ancient times strived their buildings to have. They believed symmetry was a representation of perfection and order. Buildings inspired by this style are likely to have a symmetrical shape, tall columns, triangular pediments, and sometimes domed roofs.

CONCLUSION
Classical architecture has inspired many architects and has led to revivals such as neoclassical architecture from the mid-18th century and the Greek Revival of the 19th century. The Classical style revolved around the notion of idealization and perfection, and this idea attracted many architects throughout history and has remained a source of inspiration for many artists.