The Achievements of Renaissance Architecture (Term Paper Sample)

THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE
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Renaissance architecture refers to the early 15th century to the early 17th century European era when architects consciously developed and revived Ancient Roman and Greek architectural features, such as ordered straight columns, lintels, and pilasters. During this golden age, artists turned into artists by symmetrically and geometrically ordering elements to create perspective. Filippo Brunelleschi’s work in roofing the Florence Cathedral is the earliest Renaissance architecture work. Renaissance architecture adopted humanism and logically related structural elements using perspective, reviving, and improving ancient Roman and Greek architectural design foundations.
Reviving, improving and reinventing the foundations of ancient Roman and Greek architecture was a noteworthy Renaissance architecture accomplishment. Architects returned to the foundations of architecture and revived the use of symmetrical and proportionate straight columns and pilasters. Brunelleschi’s work on the Florence Cathedral turned it into the “birthplace and the proving ground of the