Neo-Palladian is an architectural style derived from the works of the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio. It is characterized by the use of classical orders and motifs, symmetry, and proportion. Synonyms for the term Neo-Palladian include Neoclassical, Palladian revival, Palladianism, and Palladian-inspired architecture. These terms refer to the revival of the classical style in the 18th and 19th centuries, which was influenced by Palladio's work. Other related architectural styles include Georgian, Federal, and Adam, which were all influenced by the classical revival. Today, architecture continues to draw inspiration from the classical style, with modern interpretations of classical motifs and proportions appearing in contemporary designs.