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| − | '''Filippo Brunelleschi''' (1377 – 1446) was an [[Italian]] [[architect]] and [[sculptor]]. Brunelleschi also designed the duomo (dome) for the Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral, a breakthrough in engineering and architecture that showed | + | '''Filippo Brunelleschi''' (1377 – 1446) was an [[Italian]] [[architect]] and [[sculptor]]. Brunelleschi also designed the duomo (dome) for the Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral, a breakthrough in engineering and architecture that showed Brunelleschi's deep understanding of mathematics. |
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[[Image:Duomoflorence.jpg|270px|Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence.]] Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence. | [[Image:Duomoflorence.jpg|270px|Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence.]] Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence. | ||
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| + | ''Brunelleschi's idea for how to build the dome would revolutionize engineering and construction, and his creation would be the largest dome in the world for nearly half a millennium.'' [http://www.obscure.org/~perky/uofr/fall2002/ISYS203U/Duomo_Site/filippo.html] | ||
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Filippo Brunelleschi (1377 – 1446) was an Italian architect and sculptor. Brunelleschi also designed the duomo (dome) for the Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral, a breakthrough in engineering and architecture that showed Brunelleschi's deep understanding of mathematics.
Brunelleschi was the first architect to employ mathematical perspective to redefine Gothic and Romanesque space and to establish new rules of proportioning and symmetry. [1]
Brunelleschi's principal works are in Florence, Italy.
Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence.
Brunelleschi's idea for how to build the dome would revolutionize engineering and construction, and his creation would be the largest dome in the world for nearly half a millennium. [2]