2. COLONNADE
/kɒl.əˈ-neɪd/
⬗A colonnade is a long sequence of columns joined by their entablature, often freestanding, or part of a building
⬗The use of colonnades dates back to Ancient Greece and Roman architecture
where they were used for large public buildings to border open spaces, such as temples and marketplaces
⬗Made from materials such as marble, limestone and painted timber 6
