Renaissance Architecture

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Renaissance Architecture

Medieval Architecture

Differences

Layout Symmetrical Still had crosses, but made it more into a rectangle Proportions were based on “modules”

Façade Symmetrical “pediment” on top Organized by columns Show a progression toward the middle

Columns Purely decorative Set up against walls Divided spaces

Vaults Ceiling of the Cathedral Curved at the top, not pointed Didn’t have ribs

Domes Very large feature that could be seen from far away Held paintings that could only be seen from inside Indispensable element in Cathedral architecture

Doors Very large Tall Square May be set with a dome or triangle

Windows Many of them Only way to let light in Could be set in a dome or triangle Stained glass was present, but rare

Drawing Activity

Needs to be addressed Symmetrical layout Symmetrical façade with A pediment, some columns, and windows Columns At least one dome Windows Points for creativity