For 10 points, name this architect of Sant'Andrea in Mantua, who remade a Franciscan church into the Tempio Malatestiano.
This architect designed the church of San Siro in Milan. Another work by this architect was commissioned by the Rucellai family. That work by this architect has niches flanked by flat pilasters on the lower level and an oriel window with paired pilasters. That facade also notably has scrolls linking the upper and lower register and, is part of Santa Maria Novella. A church this man designed has a deep-arched entrance inside a temple front beneath another arch. This man's most famous building held a chapel of the planets and its Gothic sides were covered with arches holding (*) sarcophagi. That building, planned to have a large dome at the crossing, was proclaimed "full of pagan gods and profane things" and its entrance contains three equal arches, two of which were designed to hold the sarcophagi of its patron and his wife Ixotta. For 10 points, name this architect of Sant'Andrea in Mantua, who remade a Franciscan church into the Tempio Malatestiano.
This architect designed the church of San Siro in Milan. Another work by this architect was commissioned by the Rucellai family.
Leon Battista Alberti 