Neoclassical Building Design

Neoclassical building design is an approach to designing a structure as a whole with the proportion, symmetry and classical elements of the neoclassical style. On the facade and in the interior, elements such as surrounds, string courses, columns, pilasters, cornices and pediments are used within an ordered balance. The polyurethane elements used in this design are light; they withstand moisture, sun and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted. Being far lighter than stone or concrete, they add no extra load to the structure and installation is faster using adhesive together with fixing. Because they are mould-cast, the profile and ornament details repeat the same on every piece, so the symmetric layout stays consistent. Polure produces the elements used in neoclassical building design in sizes suited to both indoor and outdoor use.