Renaissance Architecture

Who is considered the father of Renaissance architecture?

• Filippo Brunelleschi

• Andrea Palladio

• Michelangelo Buonarroti

• Leon Battista Alberti

What architectural style is characterized by symmetry and proportion?

• Neoclassicism

• Baroque

• Modernism

• Gothic

Which architect is known for designing St. Peter's Basilica in Rome?

• Raphael

• Alberti

• Michelangelo

• Leonardo da Vinci

What is the primary feature of the Gothic style that was replaced in Renaissance architecture?

• Round arch

• Dome structure

• Pointed arch

• Flat roof

Name one key innovation in structural design during the Renaissance.

• The dome

• Gothic arches

• Flying buttress

• Post-and-lintel system

What does the use of columns in Renaissance architecture symbolize?

• Fragility and chaos of modern design.

• Isolation from historical influences.

• Emphasis on asymmetry and randomness.

• Strength, order, and revival of classical ideals.

Which architect is famous for the Tempietto in Rome?

• Andrea Palladio

• Louis Kahn

• Donato Bramante

• Michelangelo

What is the significance of the dome in Renaissance architecture?

• The dome represents the power of the church over the state.

• The dome is primarily a decorative element with no symbolic meaning.

• The dome symbolizes the heavens, represents human-centered design, and showcases engineering advancements.

• The dome is a remnant of Gothic architecture, not Renaissance.

What is the difference between Early and High Renaissance architecture?

• Early Renaissance is characterized by ornate decorations and intricate details.

• Both Early and High Renaissance share the same architectural style and principles.

• Early Renaissance focuses on classical simplicity and proportion, while High Renaissance emphasizes grandeur and complexity.

• High Renaissance architecture is primarily focused on functionality and minimalism.

Name a famous Renaissance architect from Florence.

• Michelangelo Buonarroti

• Raphael Sanzio

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Filippo Brunelleschi