a. Tempio Malatestiano, Rimini [officially named for St. Francis]
b. Santa Maria Novella, Florence
and
c. Royal Presidio Chapel, Monterey
designed after 1789 in Mexico City--oldest architecturally designed, oldest stone building on the West Coast
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Architectural Resonances
Two 15th-century designs by the Italian Leon Battista Alberti, famous for treatise De Re Aedificatoria, based on the book De Architectura by Roman writer Vitruvius.
a. Tempio Malatestiano, Rimini [officially named for St. Francis]
b. Santa Maria Novella, Florence
and
c. Royal Presidio Chapel, Monterey
designed after 1789 in Mexico City--oldest architecturally designed, oldest stone building on the West Coast
a. Tempio Malatestiano, Rimini [officially named for St. Francis]
b. Santa Maria Novella, Florence
and
c. Royal Presidio Chapel, Monterey
designed after 1789 in Mexico City--oldest architecturally designed, oldest stone building on the West Coast
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yes I have visited this mission many times
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