Architectural orders are identified by column type and entablature

Architectural orders are identified by column type and entablature, a horizontal superstructure of moldings and bands. The entablature can be divided into architrave, frieze, and cornice. Ancient Roman architect Vitruvius used refinements like entasis and curvature. Curvature in monumental stone Greek architecture involves no straight lines, with horizontal elements like steps, podium, frieze, and cornice curving slightly upwards. Large stone works, functionality, and sparse detail are visible in the exterior form of the building.

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