1. Doric
- The Doric order is the oldest and simplest of the three orders.
- It is characterized by its sturdy, fluted columns with no base and a simple capital.
- The Doric order is often used in temples and other public buildings.
2. Ionic
- The Ionic order is a more ornate style of architecture than the Doric order.
- It is characterized by its slender, fluted columns with a base and a capital decorated with volutes (scrolls).
- The Ionic order is often used in smaller temples, theaters, and other public buildings.
3. Corinthian
- The Corinthian order is the most ornate of the three orders.
- It is characterized by its slender, fluted columns with a base and a capital decorated with acanthus leaves.
- The Corinthian order is often used in large temples, palaces, and other important buildings.