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  1. Geometry, Modularity and Proportion in the Extraordinario Libro by Sebastiano Serlio: 50 Portals Between Regola and Licentia

    The Extraordinario Libro by Sebastiano Serlio ( Extraordinario Libro di Architettura, Per Giovan de Tournes, Lyon, 1551 ) contains 50 plates that...

    Roberta Spallone, Marco Vitali in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 03 August 2019
  2. Partitioning Sites for Invention in Serlio’s and Palladio’s Palazzi

    Throughout history, diagrammatic drawing formed a modus operandi for generating architectural typologies, creating spatial hierarchies, codifying...

    Nick M. L. Mols in Nexus Network Journal
    Article Open access 17 March 2022
  3. Italian Architectural Ratios in the British Rotunda Typology

    Stemming from centrally planned church architecture, the domestic rotunda type counts as one of the most renowned examples of Renaissance...

    Nick M. L. Mols in Nexus Network Journal
    Article Open access 16 September 2022
  4. Beyond Representation

    This paper presents a visual examination of Renaissance architectural drawings explored in collaboration with architecture students at the University...

    Adriana Eloisa Cuéllar in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 03 April 2023
  5. The Discourse on Perspective in Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo’s Trattato dell’Arte della Pittura

    The paper presents the complex discourse on perspective which the Milanese painter Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo writes in book V of his Trattato dell’Arte...

    Barbara Tramelli in Nexus Network Journal
    Article Open access 21 April 2023
  6. The Circular Helical Staircase at Palazzo Spada

    The paper deals with the unpublished survey and geometric analysis of the circular helical staircase built around 1660 in Palazzo Spada’s wing on Via...

    Matteo Flavio Mancini, Laura Farroni in Nexus Network Journal
    Article Open access 20 March 2023
  7. Baldassare Peruzzi and Theatrical Scenery in Accelerated Perspective

    From the early sixteenth century, stage sets in the Italian theatre were constructed in accelerated perspective . The stage and scenery were shallow,...

    Philip Steadman in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 09 March 2020
  8. Rectangular Ratios in the Design of Villas from Serlio’s Manuscript for Book VII of Architecture

    The object of the research is to recognize the application of the seven rectangular ratios described by Serlio in Book I on Geometry (1545) in the...

    Roberta Spallone, Marco Vitali in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 15 May 2019
  9. Renaissance Architecture

    In classical culture, architecture and mathematics were strongly connected by a parallel sense of beauty. The conceptual beauty of mathematical rules...
    Reference work entry 2021
  10. Subsymmetries of the Point Groups in Architectural Designs

    Throughout history, the straightforward use of the point groups of symmetry has been ubiquitously found in various designs from decorative patterns...
    Chapter 2022
  11. Perspettiva ridotta a perfezione: Glimpses of Daniele Barbaro’s Perspective Theory

    This contribution is intended to identify some textual elements, apparently secondary in Daniele Barbaro’s treatise on perspective, which either...
    Conference paper 2023
  12. Map** the Persistence and Evolution of the Quincunx

    The quincunx is a pattern that passes through different ages and cultures of Western world. It spread in the Byzantine era; it flourishes during the...

    Fabio Colonnese in Nexus Network Journal
    Article Open access 08 October 2020
  13. A Method for Recognising Oval Forms: The Case Study of a Copperplate Engraving of the Bibliotheca Wolfenbüttel 1705/23

    A general procedure for recognising and identifying oval forms is suggested and performed on an eighteenth century engraving representing the...

    Angelo Alessandro Mazzotti, Achim Ilchmann in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 07 March 2023
  14. The Perspective of Daniele Barbaro

    Renaissance scholar Daniele Barbaro, perhaps best known for his commentary on Vitruvius and his patronage of Palladio, also worked extensively on...

    Cosimo Monteleone in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 13 November 2019
  15. Geometric Proportions in Measured Plans of the Pantheon of Rome

    The Pantheon in Rome has been depicted in countless paintings and measured drawings. This paper considers how the building and its subsequent...

    Rachel Fletcher in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 09 January 2019
  16. Daniele Barbaro and Mathematical Instruments

    Part IX of La practica della perspectiva was planned as an attentive examination of the instruments for perspective drawing, a topic which comprised...
    Conference paper 2023
  17. Baroque Architecture

    The Baroque approach to geometry is challenging and playful. Complex shapes are experimented with and new layouts are designed, giving birth to...
    Reference work entry 2021
  18. Vision and Representation in Architecture and Mathematics

    Editor-in-Chief Kim Williams examines the role of vision and interpretation in establishing relationships between architecture and mathematics, and...

    Kim Williams in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 03 July 2020
  19. Perspective Transformations for Architectural Design

    Geometric transformations enable to represent spatial objects in different ways dependent of the kind of transformation. The methods of...
    Cornelie Leopold in Thinking, Drawing, Modelling
    Conference paper 2020
  20. Nexus 2018: Relationships Between Architecture and Mathematics

    Nexus 2018, the 12th international, interdisciplinary conference for architecture and mathematics, took place in Pisa in June 2018. From among the 43...

    Kim Williams, Marco Giorgio Bevilacqua in Nexus Network Journal
    Article 09 December 2019
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