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ARCHITECTURE STYLE



             NEO CLASSICAL














             From the 18th century onwards, Neoclassical architecture sought to revive

             Classical Greek and Roman buildings. Its expression is strongly related to its

             social and economic context, the Industrial Revolution in Europe, and a period in

             which upper-middle-class students began the Grand Tour tradition -- traveling
             around the world and coming into contact with ancient works. The revival of

             European cultural production brought an architecture oriented toward rational

             symmetry as a response to Baroque architecture. This movement continued until
             the 19th century and was manifested in various countries. The more columns is

             better for this style.
















       SPACE IN ARCHITECTURE                                                                                                                       253
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