RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE: A JOURNEY THROUGH REVIVAL, INNOVATION, AND ITS ENDURING INFLUENCE ON ART AND DESIGN
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Architectural Styles, Classical Principles, Cultural Heritage, Perspective, Renaissance ArchitectureAbstract
Architectural styles have evolved significantly over centuries, each period leaving its distinct mark on the built environment. These styles reflect cultural, technological, and artistic advancements, showcasing humanity's creativity and ingenuity. Among these, Renaissance architecture stands out as a pivotal era of revival and innovation. The Renaissance marked a return to classical principles and a blossoming of new ideas, blending the beauty of antiquity with modern advancements. This paper explores the profound transformation in architectural practices during the renaissance, highlighting the era's key characteristics and groundbreaking innovations. The study explores the revival of classical principles and the use of perspective. Through an analysis of notable buildings and structures, this paper illustrates renaissance architecture laid the foundation for future architectural advancements.
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