classic building 3D model

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Classical architecture takes its cue from the magnificent structures erected by the Ancient Greeks and Romans, particularly between 500 BC in Greece and 200 AD in Rome. Timeless architects have consistently drawn inspiration from this ancient era, seeking to recapture the ideals they believed were lost to the ages. The classical style has been revisited throughout architectural history, as visionary builders sought illumination in the past. Ancient Greek and Roman structures typically boasted marble or other attractive, long-lasting stone facades, but subsequent iterations have employed brick, concrete, and stone with equal success. At its core, classical architecture is characterized by a trabeated system (post and beam), which evolved from humble timber origins.