What is another word for palladian?
Pronunciation: [palˈe͡ɪdi͡ən] (IPA) 
Palladian is an architectural style that's characterized by symmetrical design, use of classical elements, and decorative motifs. The term originates from the 16th-century architect Andrea Palladio, who designed many villas and palaces in Italy. Synonyms for this term include Palladianism, which refers to the particular style, and Palladianesque, which describes a building that's inspired by the Palladian style. Other synonyms for 'Palladian' include neoclassical, classical revival, and Georgian. These terms reveal the influence of Palladio's designs on later generations of architects and their efforts to revive classical architectural features and motifs.
