Lecture 18: Baroque Rome - School of Architecture and Planning
Lecture 18: Baroque Rome - School of Architecture and Planning
Lecture 18: Baroque Rome - School of Architecture and Planning
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The “trivium” trivium at Piazza<br />
del Popolo:<br />
(see Kost<strong>of</strong> p489)<br />
Axial views marked by<br />
Egyptian obelisks… obelisks<br />
p21<br />
Norberg‐Schulz p<br />
These energetic,<br />
expansive <strong>Baroque</strong><br />
façades, <strong>and</strong> church<br />
plans as a part <strong>of</strong> the<br />
“expansive” evolving<br />
<strong>Baroque</strong> city<br />
fframework… k<br />
Sixtus V’s city plan – 15851590:<br />
The basis for city development in the 17 th century<br />
S Fazio p342
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