Monticello by Thomas Jefferson and the Pantheon appear to have similar features but are quite different overall. The Pantheon was build between A.D 118 to 125 and its style is ancient Roman. Monticello on the other hand was build a long time after in 1772 and its style is neoclassical. Monticello is a revival of ancient roman architecture which why they have many similar features. The time differences between the two buildings can be clearly seen since the Pantheon has a rusty worn out appearance, whereas Monticello still has a clean fresh appearance. During Ancient Roman time material was limited so a material like concentrate was used to create the massive building. Technology advanced during the 1700s leading Jefferson to use new materials
