Re-Reading Palladio - Part 1
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2015
- Lecture date: 2009-03-13
On the occasion of the exhibition 'Andrea Palladio: His Life and Legacy', organised by the Royal Academy of Arts and the Centro Internazionale di Studi di Architettura Andrea Palladio, Vicenza, this symposium critically re-examines readings of Palladio's architectural production - both built and written - over the last 50 years seeking to place him and his work in its historiographical context. The aim is to look at different aspects of Palladio's continuing impact and effect, and reflect on the contemporary relevance of this distinct architectural tradition.
Brett Steele - Welcome
Marina Lathouri - Introduction
Lionel March - 'Remarks on Quattro Libri II'
Pier Vittorio Aureli - 'The Geopolitics of the Ideal Villa: Palladio and the project of an anti-ideal city'
Q & A with Lionel March
Hi,
Is the Constantia House in Lucknow an example of Palladian architecture? It does have symmetry and corridors that seem Palladian. Are there any other features?
IT IS MONUMENTAL in proportion though Andrea Palladio work destined to influence architecture up to the end of time… matter of simplicity, then symmetry form acquired its
finest enriching upon the classic orders enactment. We shall call him The Tuscan Architect as he intentionally conspired with God to intermingle his divine inspiration through the very serenity of nature. Humane into highest impersonation
of the self… heart and soul are taken into complete sublimation through invigorating thus harmonious habitat, where the observer is privileged to fool the passing of the ages through an imaginative arch of grandest statue and frescos designed to attain unlimited inventiveness and unimaginable rejuvenating living.
Ramon D. Js. Polanco R.Santiago, DR28 May 2018
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