Italy, Florence - Old Sacristy in the Basilica di San Lorenzo (Basilica of Saint Lawrence)

The video explores the Old Sacristy in Florence, Italy, a key monument of early Italian Renaissance architecture. Designed by Filippo Brunelleschi and funded by the Medici family, it set a new architectural style focused on proportion and classical orders. The Old Sacristy, completed in 1440, features a perfect square plan with a smaller altar space, pilasters for visual effect, and a dome with pendentives. The use of color and Corinthian capitals reflects Brunelleschi's study of Roman architecture. Decorative details by Donatello enhance the space, showcasing innovations in design and integration.

Describe the unique features of the Dome in the Old Sacristy.

What role did Donatello play in the decorative details of the Old Sacristy?