buildings is considered a hallmark of Renaissance architecture? a. Palazzo Rucellai b. Church of San Lorenzo c. Florence Cathedral d. none of the above

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Chana Griffith

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28 August, 01:51

buildings is considered a hallmark of Renaissance architecture? a. Palazzo Rucellai b. Church of San Lorenzo c. Florence Cathedral d. none of the above

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Taniyah Waters · Answer 1

Answer: a. Palazzo Rucellai

Explanation:

Palazzo Rucellai refers to a Renaissance palace which was designed by Leon Battista Alberti, a renowned architect during the years, 1446 to 1451. It was designed for the Rucellai, a wealthy Tuscan mercantile family. It was this elegant architecture design that set it apart from fortress-like structures which made it to be a hallmark of Renaissance architecture. The arches, pilasters, and entablatures which are echoed in the larger blocks on the ground floor looks like the ancient Rome structural elements.

Hope Levy · Answer 2

If is the right lesson I am thinking about, your answer should come out to being Palazzo Rucellai

Palazzo Rucellai is considered a hallmark of the Renaissance architecture.