Columns: The main and most prominent element of the Roman facade. Columns are designed in different styles such as Doric (simple and masculine), Ionic (with spiral capitals) and Corinthian (very elaborate and ornate). The exact implementation of the column body, capital and base of the column requires high skill of stonemasonry. Arches: Round and symmetrical arches are another signature of Roman architecture that are used in entrances, windows and porches. It provides sculptures or stone inscriptions.
Cornices & Moldings: These stone details and decorations used in window frames, roof edges and horizontal lines of the facade breathe soul and elegance into the hard body of stone. The execution of the specialized stonework of the Roman facade will be incomplete without artistic tools.
Symmetry: The fundamental principle in classical design is complete symmetry on both sides of the central axis of the building, which creates a sense of order and balance.

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