The Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik represents the most important architectural achievement of the Renaissance on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. Its exceptional, in many respects unusual and still enigmatic structure, characterized primarily by the peculiar stone barrel vaults, designed and for the most part built by Niccolo di Giovanni Fiorentino (1475-1506/1536). If we consider that such unique combination of structural and formal solutions has never reoccurred, not even in smaller-size regional religious or secular architecture, it is obvious that before us stands a great and so far insufficiently researched experiment. Therefore, this article will try to reveal the origin of these specific construction techniques, and will try...
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The paper deals with the effects of the Renaissance on the Orthodox ecclesiastical architecture of t...
The Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik represents the most important architectural achievement of th...
The triumphant raising of the Vatican obelisk, conducted by Domenico Fontana under Sixtus V between ...
As is so often the case in the practical achievement of important and highly original architectural ...
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While analysing creative experiments in architecture, one finds a number of different phenomena and ...
Traditionally, the history of architecture in Europe has been divided into styles, with common char...
Gothic architecture has aroused the interest of architects, engineers and historians for centuries (...
Sexpartite vaults, built between the 12th and 13th centuries, stand out as the main feature of Europ...
In 17th and 18th century Rome, building site technology depended on a consolidated empiricism rather...
During the Gothic times, between the XIV and the XV centuries, depending on the location, many inter...
The article is an attempt to arouse a discussion about the originality of the design of Roman Christ...
The principle of complexity as the evolution vector of the gothic style was an idea largely develope...
The church of San Girolamo degli Illirici (now dei Croati) in Rome with its adjacent buildings repre...
The paper deals with the effects of the Renaissance on the Orthodox ecclesiastical architecture of t...
The Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik represents the most important architectural achievement of th...
The triumphant raising of the Vatican obelisk, conducted by Domenico Fontana under Sixtus V between ...
As is so often the case in the practical achievement of important and highly original architectural ...
This paper outlines the complex condition of the reconstruction of the Basilica of St. Paul Outside ...
In a previous work based on different oral traditions collected at the beginning of the XX Century w...
While analysing creative experiments in architecture, one finds a number of different phenomena and ...
Traditionally, the history of architecture in Europe has been divided into styles, with common char...
Gothic architecture has aroused the interest of architects, engineers and historians for centuries (...
Sexpartite vaults, built between the 12th and 13th centuries, stand out as the main feature of Europ...
In 17th and 18th century Rome, building site technology depended on a consolidated empiricism rather...
During the Gothic times, between the XIV and the XV centuries, depending on the location, many inter...
The article is an attempt to arouse a discussion about the originality of the design of Roman Christ...
The principle of complexity as the evolution vector of the gothic style was an idea largely develope...
The church of San Girolamo degli Illirici (now dei Croati) in Rome with its adjacent buildings repre...
The paper deals with the effects of the Renaissance on the Orthodox ecclesiastical architecture of t...