Editing Doric order (section)

==Examples==
;Ancient Greek, Archaic
*[[Temple of Artemis, Corfu]], the earliest known stone Doric temple
*[[Temple of Hera, Olympia]]
*[[Delphi#Temple of Apollo|Delphi, temple of Apollo]]
*The three temples at [[Paestum]], Italy
*[[Valle dei Templi]], [[Agrigento]], [[Temple of Juno, Agrigento]] and others
*[[Temple of Aphaea]]

;Ancient Greek, Classical
*[[Temple of Zeus, Olympia]]
*[[Temple of Hephaestus]]
*[[Bassae]], Temple of Apollo
*[[Parthenon]], Athens
*[[Sounion#Temple of Poseidon|Sounion, Temple of Poseidon]]

;Renaissance and Baroque
*The ''Tempietto'' by [[Donato Bramante]], in the courtyard of [[San Pietro in Montorio]], Rome 
*[[Palace of Charles V]], [[Granada]], 1527, circular arcade in the courtyard, under Ionic in the upper storey 
*[[Basilica Palladiana]], in [[Vicenza]], [[Andrea Palladio]], 1546 on, arcade under Ionic above 
*[[Valladolid Cathedral]], [[Juan de Herrera]], begun 1589

;Neoclassical and Greek Revival
*[[Brandenburg Gate]], Berlin, 1788
*[[The Grange, Northington]], 1804
*[[Lord Hill's Column]], [[Shrewsbury, England]], 1814, {{convert|133|ft|6|in|m}} high
*[[Neue Wache]], Berlin, 1816
*[[Royal High School (Edinburgh)|Royal High School, Edinburgh]], completed 1829
*[[Walhalla memorial|Walhalla]], [[Regensburg]], Bavaria, 1842
*[[Propylaea (Munich)|Propylaea]], Munich, 1854

;United States 
*[[Second Bank of the United States]], [[Philadelphia]], 1824
*[[Naval Medical Center Portsmouth]], 1827, pedimented temple front with ten columns 
*[[Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial]] in [[Put-in-Bay, Ohio]], is the world's tallest and most massive Doric column at {{convert|352|ft|m}}.
*[[Harding Tomb]] in [[Marion, Ohio]], is a circular Greek temple design with Doric columns.