 Villa Pojana remains one of the most curious examples of Palladian architecture even though the Villa was never completed and some of its latter development strayed from Palladio's original design.Of what was built, Palladio demonstrated some of his most creative work, especially in the building's main feature on the façade, a serliana with five circular holes ("oculi"), inspired from ancient Roman models, yet not derivative from any specific source.Other notable elements are the broken pediment, stripped classical features, and statues that depict both military and agricultural deities.