classical elements in the Reinassance
Tempio Malatestiano, Rimini.
Tempio Malatestiano, Rimini.
Facade and renewal of the building by Lean Battista Alberti.
Photo by Dario Spinelli, 5AC
Photo by Dario Spinelli, 5AC
persistency of:
- Triumph arch structure
- pediment roof
- trabeation
- pediments and engaded colums in central gate
Jacopo Sansovino, Palazzo della Zecca, Venice, 1537-45.
Jacopo Sansovino, Palazzo della Zecca, Venice, 1537-45.
Photo by Martina Bracali, 5BC.
Photo by Martina Bracali, 5BC.
Use of classical elements:
- pediment as decoration above the windows of the third story
- Ionic capitals in the engaged colums of the third story
- Doric / Tuscanic capitals in the second story
- Roman arches in the first
New elements
- rustication of engaged colums in both second and third story