Villa Rotonda
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YAU, MARIELLE KAITLIN Y. TOA 1 1AR-3 Ar. Alfonso MATERIALS Coated brick and stone were used for most construction. Palladio's villas were built with the work of stucco-covered brick, most of the elements, including columns, were of such material. The stone was reserved for the finest details, such as bases and capitals of columns and frames of windows or garrisons. Used in stucco floors Villa Rotonda. Surfaces like those Venetian stucco as lovers of color, you change it at will.
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YAU, MARIELLE KAITLIN Y. TOA 1
1AR-3 Ar. Alfonso
MATERIALS
Coated brick and stone were used for most construction.
Palladio's villas were built with the work of stucco-covered brick, most of the elements, including columns, were of such material. The stone was reserved for the finest details, such as bases and capitals of columns and frames of windows or garrisons.
Used in stucco floors Villa Rotonda. Surfaces like those Venetian stucco as lovers of color, you change it at will. Palladian villas in the Venetian and houses are large numbers of overlays coated.
On the podium of the walls of the stairs appear Lorenzo Rubini sculptures representing various classical deities.
As supporting evidence, the dome of the stucco and ceilings are the work of Augusto Rubino, Ruggiero Bascape and Domenico Fontana, and the frescoes of the dome are made by Alessandro Maganza.
