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ARCH 218 Midterm 1 (Lecture 5)

Arch 218 Midterm 1 (Lecture 5)

by adm1229, Jan. 2015

Subjects: Architecture, Renaissance, Romanesque, Gothic

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	Bernardo Rosselino	Pienza
	Cathedral at Pienza Pienza, Italy 1459-72 CE Bernardo Rosselino
	Palazzo Piccolomini Pienza, Italy 1459-72 CE Bernardo Rosselino
	House of Vice and Virtue Sforzinda 1461-1462 (unrealized)
	Palazzo del Te Mantau, Italy 1525-31 CE Giulio Romano
	Palazzo del Te	Palazzo del Te
	Palazzo del Te	Palazzo del Te
	Villa d'Este Tivoli, Italy 1549-72 CE Pirro Ligorio
	Villa d'Este [Little Rome]	Villa d'Este
	Villa Giulia Rome, Italy 1550-55 CE Vignola
	Villa Giulia	Villa Giulia
	Campidoglio Rome, Italy 1537 CE Michelangelo
	Campidoglio	Campidoglio
	Campidoglio	Campidoglio
	Strada Pia Rome, Italy planned 1561 never done Michelangelo
	PortaPia Rome, Italy planned 1561 never done Michelangelo
	Sixtus V's Plan 1561 Rome, Italy
	Andrea Palladio 1508-1580 one of the most influential Renaissance architects
	The Four Books of Architecture Andrea Palladio
	Redentore (The Redeemer). Venice, Italy 1576-80 CE Andrea Palladio
	Redentore (The Redeemer).	Redentore (The Redeemer).
	Villa Rotonda Vicenza, Italy 1560s CE Andrea Palladio	[very influentcial] (i.e. Southern Plantations)
	Villa Rotonda	Villa Rotonda

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