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AESTHETICS
STRUCTURE AND DESIGN
western aesthetic 
Greece and Rome
proportion, harmony, and coherence
eastern aesthetic
Byzantium and Islam
space and complexity of form
ornamentation
Venice
RENAISSANCE STYLES
EARLY RENAISSANCE
mainland expansion
its effect on Venetian architectural tastes
Lombard stonecutters
their origin and training - on their style
Mauro Codussi
his work in Venice
Istrian stone - on the role of religious orders
the war of Cambrai and its impact on architecture in Venice
ROMAN" RENAISSANCE
the
Sack of Rome
Venice as New Rome
Sebastiano Serlio
his treatises the
Serlian window
Jacopo Sansovino
his influence
the papalists
their role in architectural commissions
ANDREA
PALLADIO
CIVIC ARCHITECTURE
project for Doge's Palace
project for Rialto Bridge
SACRED ARCHITECTURE
the Roman temple as prototype
the temple and basilica floor plans compared
the facade and the articulation of interior space
the superimposed pediment as solution
CHURCHES IN VENICE
San Pietro di Castello
San Francesco della Vigna
San Giorgio Maggiore
Santissimo Redentore
Santa Maria della Presentazione Zitelle
PALLADIO'S
LEGACY
ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS
the thermal window
colossal orders
BAROQUE
Baldassare Longhena: Santa Maria dei Derelitti and Santa Maria della
Salute
Giuseppe Sardi: San Salvador, San Lazzaro dei Mendicanti, Santa Maria di Nazaret, and Santa Maria del Giglio
Alessandro Tremignan: San Moise'
Domenico Rossi: San Stae and Sant Maria Assunta Gesuiti
ROCOCO AND NEO-PALLADIAN
Giorgio Massari: Santa Maria del Rosario Gesuati and Santa Maria della Pietΰ
Andrea Tirali: San Vidal
PALLADIANISM
the Four Books on Architecture
Palladianism as erudite architecture
as embodiment of political ideals and social status
the superimposed pediment in the Anglo-American context
Palladian architecture in the British Isles, America, and Russia
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