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from Wednesday 27 to Thursday 28 May 2026

37th International Seminar on Architectural History
Filarete among Courts and Cities

Antonio Averlino, known as Filarete, represents a paradigmatic figure of an alternative Renaissance—one that revives medieval traditions and implies a personal interpretation of Antiquity. Although he proudly identified himself as Florentine, he ventured well beyond the borders of his native city and engaged with all the major centers of north-central Italy. Like Brunelleschi, Francesco di Giorgio, Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo, Filarete embraced a Renaissance vision of artistic universality, where architecture was one of many practices and not necessarily the primary one.
from Thursday 27 August to Wednesday 2 September 2026

68th Course on Palladian Architecture
Palladio and Comfort in the Well-Designed House

Come si viveva in una villa o in un palazzo palladiano? Come avveniva la gestione del caldo e del freddo, e come funzionavano i servizi igienici o le cucine? Fino a che punto la scelta dei materiali dipendeva dalle necessità del loro reperimento e riciclo, e quanto materiali e tecniche costruttive erano funzionali al benessere in termini di isolamento o raffrescamento? Durante il corso palladiano proveremo a scoprirlo assieme

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