Architecture de Palladio, divisée en quatre livres, published in 1726, presents a comprehensive view of Andrea Palladio's architectural principles and designs. This French edition, featuring contributions from Giacomo Leoni, Inigo Jones, and Nicholas Dubois, offers detailed insights into Palladio's theories on the five orders of architecture, essential building practices, and the construction of public and private houses. The work showcases Palladio's enduring influence on architectural design, emphasizing the importance of classical proportions and harmony.
This edition serves as a valuable resource for architects, historians, and enthusiasts interested in Palladian architecture and its impact on subsequent architectural movements. The text provides practical guidance and theoretical foundations, making it an essential addition to any architectural library.
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