Neo-classical architecture is a design style that emphasizes symmetry, proportion, and classical elements drawn from ancient Greek and Roman architecture. There are several synonyms for neo-classical architecture that describe similar design styles, including classical revival, neoclassicism, and Greek Revival. These terms all refer to architecture that is inspired by classical antiquity, but with modern influences. Another synonym for neo-classical architecture is Beaux-Arts, which is a French term that refers to a style that combines classicism with modern elements. All of these design styles prioritize balanced proportions, ornamental details, and grandeur, making them popular choices for public buildings and monuments.