Round the base are peculiar attached columns with upside-down flower pots in stone on top.

Marble floors and pilasters (attached columns) are found in the ornate entrance lobby.

The west arch has three attached columns, and the east arch has a single column.

The upper stories feature pilasters (attached columns) topped with circular medallions.

The windows are separated by fluted pilasters (attached columns) that add to the classical appeal of the building's design.

The arched windows are divided by classical pilasters (attached columns) and circular medallions.

Paired pilasters (attached columns) with Corinthian capitals dominate the wall behind the judge's bench.

Bullant attached columns to his pavilion, as advocated in his 1564 book on the classical orders, to mark proportion.

Pilaster, piers, and attached columns are placed rhythmically covering every surface of the Vimanam .

Tall windows are topped with round arches and flanked with marble pilasters (attached columns).

The interior has two side aisles each separated by two giant Corinthian columns, which continue as attached columns on the other walls.

The second and third stories are covered with smooth limestone and feature prominent Tuscan pilasters (attached columns) between window bays.

The north chapel has a 13th-century quadripartite vaulted on the ground floor with thick chamfered ribs springing from slender attached columns in the corners.

The second story features rectangular window openings topped with prominent triangular pediments and flanked with pilasters (attached columns).

In the postal lobby, verde (green) marble pilasters (attached columns) with scrolled Ionic capitals decorate the walls.

The building's symmetry, monumental form, balustrade, and pilasters (attached columns) are characteristic of Beaux Arts Classicism.

The upper stories are defined by a series of two-story pilasters (attached columns) that have Corinthian capi-tals with ornate acanthus leaf patterns.

The arches have carved classical motifs, such as crests, urns, and foliated designs, and are separated by simple pilasters (attached columns).

At the back of the platform are attached columns, decorated with arabesques, supporting a frieze with griffins and between the columns are mirrors.

Bays on the midsection of each elevation are divided by pilasters (attached columns) or colonnades that form a loggia (open-air, arcaded space).

At the north end of the vestibule is the U.S. Post Office, which is reached through an opening flanked by stained oak pilasters (attached columns).

The arches between the tower and the nave and the tower and the west end of the north aisle are plainly chamfered on semi-circular attached columns.

Spaced along the front are attached columns or wall pilasters with Ionic capitals, and in the centre of the house is a high, open portico with freestanding classical columns.

Archer's Corinthian order shifts restlessly against the wall plane, varying on the entrance front from flat pilasters to attached columns, to a free-standing screen that marches across the recessed entrance bays.

That entire assemblage is finished at the outer edge with molding, flanked on both sides by attached columns on a high base, over which is an entablature with pinnacles on either end.