The characteristic features of Mughal architecture includes perfect or near perfect radial or bilateral 
symmetry, red sandstone with white marble inlays, later pure white marble surfaces, geometric ornament, domes which are slightly pointed instead of hemis
pherical ones and garden.
In addition to the fine-cut stone masonry used for facade coursed rubble stone construction was used for the majority of walls. For the construction of domes and arches baked brick was also used although this was usually covered with plaster or facing stones
symmetry, red sandstone with white marble inlays, later pure white marble surfaces, geometric ornament, domes which are slightly pointed instead of hemis
pherical ones and garden.
In addition to the fine-cut stone masonry used for facade coursed rubble stone construction was used for the majority of walls. For the construction of domes and arches baked brick was also used although this was usually covered with plaster or facing stones
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