* Both Etruscan and Greek temples were typically rectangular in shape.
* Both Etruscan and Greek temples were raised on a platform or stylobate.
* Both Etruscan and Greek temples had a colonnade of columns around the perimeter of the building.
* Both Etruscan and Greek temples had a pediment (triangular gable) at the front and back of the building.
Differences between Etruscan and Greek temple designs:
Column Style
* Etruscan temples usually had wooden columns, while Greek temples had stone columns.
* The capitals (tops) of Etruscan columns were often decorated with volutes (spiral scrolls), while the capitals of Greek columns were usually simpler and unadorned.
Roof Structure
* The roofs of Etruscan temples were usually made of wood, while the roofs of Greek temples were made of stone or terracotta tiles.
* Etruscan temples had a wider overhang than Greek temples.
Pediments Sculptures
* The pediments of Etruscan temples were often decorated with sculptures, while the pediments of Greek temples were usually left unadorned.
* Etruscan sculptures were often more realistic and detailed than Greek sculptures.
Overall
Etruscan temples are generally simpler and less refined than Greek temples. Etruscan temples also tend to be more decorated than Greek temples, with more sculptures and paintings.