Many sketches in this discipline, including ones using the analogy of a human body and one showing networks of lines on semi-spherical "mountains," were created by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Vincenzo Scamozzi's efforts in this discipline include his creation of Palmanova. It's not fountain building, but four Egyptian obelisks and the Acqua Felice were among the elements that Pope Sixtus V and Domenico Fontana used in a major project in this discipline. Filarete's contribution to this discipli
Many sketches in this discipline, including ones using the analogy of a human body and one showing networks of lines on semi-spherical "mountains," were created by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Vincenzo Scamozzi's efforts in this discipline include his creation of Palmanova. It's not fountain building, but four Egyptian obelisks and the Acqua Felice were among the elements that Pope Sixtus V and Domenico Fontana used in a major project in this discipline. Filarete's contribution to this discipline is a sketch of an eight-point star surrounded by water, which he named Sforzinda after his patron. In addition to architecture, the ideals of this discipline in Renaissance Italy are depicted in the (*) background of paintings such as Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin and Perugino's The Delivery of the Keys, which depict open, geometrically-perfect spaces around classical buildings. For 10 points, name this discipline of laying out the streets and buildings of a metropolis.
Many sketches in this discipline, including ones using the analogy of a human body and one showing networks of lines on semi-spherical "mountains," were created by Francesco di Giorgio Martini.
urban planning [or obvious equivalents of planning, designing, building, creating, reforming, or revitalizing a city; or creating an ideal city; prompt on architecture until "architecture" is read]