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In Denmark Lenschow & Pihlmann and Mikael Stenström reinterpreted Borromini’s most famous church in Rome with a steel structure covered in strong plastic.
Designed by Francesco Borromini, The staircase is helicoidal, hence it follows the principle of turning on its rotational axis. It has an oval plan, flattened longitudinally, so providing easier ascent than staircases on a circular plan. Each turn comprises twelve Doric double twisted columns and capitals decorated with small bees which is the Barberini family’s heraldic symbol. Light is shed through the oculus above. There are two beautiful staircases in Palazzo Barberini, the other is designed by Bernini. You can see them both for free.
Since 1998 the Web Atlas of Contemporary Architecture
Since 1998 the Web Atlas of Contemporary Architecture
Since 1998 the Web Atlas of Contemporary Architecture
Chi viene a Roma una passeggiata a rione Trastevere la fa sempre. Non è solo perché è meta turistica, ma perché è uno dei posti più amati da noi romani. Era fino a un po’ di tempo fa, il cuore pulsante del commercio e delle attività produttive della città. Ne testimonia esempio Via dei Vascellari,…
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Since 1998 the Web Atlas of Contemporary Architecture
Una explicación de la obra de borromini en sdelbiombo.blogia.com/2011/032901-dos-categorias-artistic...
Digital Imaging Project: Art historical images of architecture and sculpture from Prehistoric to Post-modern art. Scanned from slides taken on site by Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffton College.
What if 35 meters were actually 8,82? . . . Francesco Borromini, Galleria Spada, 1652-1653, Rome . . . #anamorphic #anamorphosis #baroquearchitecture #borromini #borrominiroma #illusion #inspiration #architecture #architecturelovers #architectureporn #romearchitecture
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Since 1998 the Web Atlas of Contemporary Architecture
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Europe19: Passing through Rome, an art post from the blog Liz and Borromini, written by Liz Steel on Bloglovin’
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