Why did jefferson favor neoclassical architecture a) he thought it was pretty

Thomas Jefferson helped to develop American architecture based on Roman and Greek designs.

Explanation:

Neoclassical architecture is categorised by use of geometry forms on a grand scale, preferring blank walls.

Thomas Jefferson was motivated by the ancient Roman buildings and by the work of neoclassical architects. He was highly influenced by the classical and Neoclassical buildings of France.  “Monticello” made by Jefferson is a perfect example of Neoclassical architecture. It is example of how symmetry is used perfectly, and the exterior has bricks. The center-hall floor plan speaks for its style and grand scale. He said that, “Architecture is my Delight”.

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