Renaissance and Baroque Architectural History

A collection of architectural vocabulary based on historical sites, their architects, locations, and time periods as recorded in the lecture notes.

Palazzo Medici Ricardi

Florence, Italy; Michelozzo di Bartolomeo; $15th$ century.

The Florence Cathedral Dome

Florence, Italy; Filipo Brunelleschi; $15th$ century.

San Lorenzo Old Sacristy

Florence, Italy; Filipo Brunelleschi; $15th$ century.

San Lorenzo New Sacristy

Florence, Italy; Michelangelo; $16th$ century.

Villa Giulia

Rome, italy; Michelangelo and Ammanti; $16th$ century.

Palazzo Rucellai

Florence, italy; Alberti + Bernardo Rosselino; $15th$ century.

Laurentian Library

Florence, Italy; Michelangelo and Ammanti; $16th$ century.

The Tempietto

Rome, italy; Bramante; $16th$ century.

Porta Pia

Rome, italy; Michelangelo; $16th$ century.

Santa Maria della Pace

Rome, Italy; Pietroda Cortona; $17th$ century.

San carlo alle Quattro Fontane

Rome, italy; Francesco Borromini ; $17th$ century.

Sant'Andrea

Mantua, Italy; Alberti; $15th$ century.

Palazzo Del Te

Mantua, Italy; Giulio Romano; $16th$ century.

Villa Rotunda/Villa Capra

Vicenza, Veneto, Italy; Andrea Palladio; $16th$ century.

Villa d'Este

Tivoli, Italy; Pirro Ligoria; $16th$ century.

Tempio Malatestiano

Rimini, Italy; Alberti; $15th$ century.

The Fast Facade of the Louvre

Paris, france; Perrault; $17th$ century.

versailles palace

versailles, France; Le Vau, Le Notre, and Le Brun; $17th$ century.

Chateaux de vaux-le-vicante

Maincy, Near Melun, France; Le vau , Le Notre, and Le Brun; $17th$ century.

Hardwick Hall

Derbyshine, England; Robert smythson; $16th$ century.