The present paper deals with a document from the pri-vate archive of Giacomo Sardini, in which the famous erudite man illustrates his firm opposition to the project of Giovanni Lazzarini for the opening of a new square in Lucca (1807). The problem of the demolition of several buildings to free up the space necessary for the con-struction of the work and its characteristics are taken in consideration under many points of view: economic, social and especially architectural. The document te-stifies Sardini’s trust in Vitruvian principles that govern any intervention in the field of architecture.
L'utopia di un vitruviano. L'Esame sopra una proposta idea della Piazza Napoleone di Giacomo Sardini
Paolo Bertoncini SabatiniPrimo
2019-01-01
Abstract
The present paper deals with a document from the pri-vate archive of Giacomo Sardini, in which the famous erudite man illustrates his firm opposition to the project of Giovanni Lazzarini for the opening of a new square in Lucca (1807). The problem of the demolition of several buildings to free up the space necessary for the con-struction of the work and its characteristics are taken in consideration under many points of view: economic, social and especially architectural. The document te-stifies Sardini’s trust in Vitruvian principles that govern any intervention in the field of architecture.File in questo prodotto:
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