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uggestions for self-guide routes uggestions for self-guide routes egulations for bookings S S R Provincia di Vicenza SURROUNDING S OF VICENZA THE “TERRA BERICA ” From Earth to Sky from april 26th Travel agreements are regulated by law N. 1084 of 27/12/1977 (civil code). The company’s responsibility can under no circumstances go beyond the to november 2nd 2008 VILLA VALMARANA AI NANI (VICENZA ) VILLA SARACENO (AG U G LIARO ) limits of the above mentioned law. 2 km from the town centre of Vicenza, about 30 km from the town centre of Vicenza, about 40 The booking acceptance depends on the availability of tickets and comes into 5 minutes by car. The villa, built in 1669, was minutes by car on the road ”Riviera Berica”. It effect only after the payment of the whole amount of money for the ticket. not designed by Palladio, but the best-know was commissioned to Palladio in 1548 by a high- The organising company reserves the right to change or to cancel a trip in portrait of the architect is kept here (see book ranking public figure, Biagio Saraceno; the design case of circumstances beyond their control. The organising company can cover). The guest quarters were added later can be seen in the “Four Books of Architecture”. also revoke the agreement in any given moment, or should the number of and were built by Francesco Muttoni. The The villa has been recently restored by the minimum 3 participants not be reached, in compliance with the law 1084 central parts of the villa must be visited for the wonderful frescoes painted by English building preservation charity The Landmark Trust, and has been turned into a of 27/12/1977 regarding the international code for travel agreements. The Tiepolo (father and son) in 1757. venue for cultural events and a tourist residence. A walk with Via dei Nani 8 - Tel. 0444 321803 - From 11/3 to 5/11: from Tuesday to Sunday Via Finale 8 - Località. Finale - Tel./Fax 0444 891371 company’s only obligation is to refund the booking fees. 10.00-12.00 and 15.00-18.00 + on every general holiday (also if Monday) - Admission From 1st April to 31st October: Wednesday 14.00-16.00 – Admission fee: free offer Participants who cancel their bookings will not be charged if the cancellation fee: e 8,00, children under twelve: free entrance is announced at least 24 hours before departure. After the expiration of the VILLA POJANA (POJANA MA gg IORE ) said term the participants who cancel the trip must pay the full price. Palladio VILLA GAZZOTTI MARCELLO CURTI (BERTESINA ) Children under 14 only pay for admission to the monuments, if required. 5 km from Villa Valmarana ai Nani, about 8 km from Villa Saraceno, 10-15 minutes by car. The organising company is not responsible for possible closings of monuments 10 minutes by car. A formally simple villa, One of the villas best loved by the critics; th which are decided by the competent authorities after the publication of the typical for Palladio’s beginnings. It was it stands on a courtyard of the 15 century and is programme. designed for the client Taddeo Gazzotti, on overlooked by a tower which reminds us of the For legal disputes apply to the court of jurisdiction of Vicenza. condition that the structure of the existing presence of a castle in the Middle Ages. Guided routes „A Walk with Palladio“ is effective from 26th APRIL 2008 until 2nd NOVEMBER farming building were kept. It preserves the 2008 every Saturday and Sunday. and route suggestions rural character which is typical for Palladio’s villas. Via Castello 41 - Tel. 349 5656305 - From Easter to 31st October: Wednesday, Thursday Via San Cristoforo 23 - Tel. 0444 542675 - 0444 542360 (residence) TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT: INSURANCE POLICY VICENZA N. in Vicenza and its province and Friday 10-13 and 14-18; Saturday and Sunday 10-18 100075694 NAVALE ASSICURAZIONE s.p.a. REGULATORY LICENCE N. Every day: 9.00-12.00 and 14.30-18.30 by telephone booking - Admission: free Admission fee: e 5,00, children under 14 e 2,00, older than 65 e 3,00, family ticket e 12,00 1144 OF 27/12/1985. PROVINCE APPROVAL GRANTED. THE PUBLICATION on the occasion of VILLA THIENE (QUINTO VICENTINO ) WAS EDITED ACCORDING TO THE CODE OF REGIONAL LAW N. 33. 4 km from Villa Gazzotti Curti, 5 minutes VILLA PISANI BONETTI (LONI G O ) th Data processing in compliance with the legislative decree 196 of 30/06/03 the 500 anniversary of by car. The Thiene brothers, wealthy and 19 km from Villa Pojana, about 20 minutes by car. The Par. 13 Personal data are used for the sending of information and promotion well-educated members of nobility, passed villa was part of a huge estate with rice fields of the Andrea Palladio’s birth material concerning the activities of VICENZA È. The person concerned the project on to Palladio, the emerging powerful Venetian Pisani family. What is interesting can express their approval or denial. In compliance with par. 13 of the architect, after Giulio Romano’s death. Only is the new concept of the villa, which served both as above mentioned decree the person concerned can access these data the residence was finished, where we can residence and as production facility; it is also based at any given time and have them changed or removed by means of a see the touch of both architects. Today the villa is seat of the Quinto Vicentino on the architecture of ancient Rome. The frescoes are written communication to VICENZA È, Via E. Fermi 134, 36100 Vicenza. town council. ascribed to Francesco Torbido, one of Giulio Romano’s followers. Via Risaie, 1 - località Bagnolo di Lonigo - Tel. 0444 831104 - Fax 0444 835517 Piazza IV Novembre 4 - Tel. 0444 584211 - Fax 0444 357388 e.mail: [email protected] - www.villapisani.net Monday and Thursday 9.30-12.30 and 15.30-18.30 - Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday Open all year (booking required) - Admission fee: e 7,00 - reduced rates for schools, groups, 9.30-12.30 - Saturday and Sunday 16.00-19.00 - Admission: free Participation fee includes: FAI (Italian environment organisation), disabled: free • Guide • Information material VILLA TRISSINO IN CRICOLI (VICENZA ) VILLA TRISSINO - SER V ICE B UILDIN G (MELEDO DI SARE G O ) • Admissions • Coach On our way back from Quinto Vicentino along On our way back to Vicenza, on the state road 500 of the state road “Postumia”, at about 10 km, Lonigo, at about 10 km from the Villa Pisani Bonetti Not included: exactly at the roundabout where the road we find this interesting architecture fragment by • Lunch and grappa tasting “Marosticana” starts, stands the Villa Trissino in Palladio, the design of which can be seen in the Cricoli, where the important meeting between “Four Books of Architecture”. Andrea Palladio, who was working here as a Signature to authorise your data treatment: chiseller, and his mentor Giangiorgio Trissino took place. Via Giovanni Sabbadini 4 - Tel. 0444 831104 - Every third weekend of the month from May Visible from the Via Marosticana to October (except August) in the mornings – Admission fee: e 1,00 icenza, walk with Palladio walk with Palladio ook your guided visit V a province with Palladio’s trademark A A B The sightseeing is in Italian and English Saturday afternoons Sunday mornings and afternoons PERSONAL DATA A WALK WITH PALLADIO: First and second name On Saturday morning registration at the IAT - tourist Meeting point viale Roma (Campo Marzo) DATI ANAGRAFICI An initiative by the province of Vicenza in collaboration with the information offi ce of Piazza Matteotti 12 - Vicenza and Veneto region and the consortium Vicenzaè to discover some AddressDATI ANAGRAFICI handing over of the paperback with self-guided routes in of Palladio’s works in the town centre of Vicenza and some SUNDAY from 9,00 to 15,00 or to 17,30: Place of the architect’s most important villas, who had the biggest the historic town centre. Sightseeing of the villas by coach (max 30 ppl) SATURDAY from 14,30 to 17,30: infl uence on the art history of the western world and brought ROUTE B Tel/Mob about Palladianism, an architectural style which spread all over Guided tour on foot in the historic town centre (max 40 ppl) 9,00 - Departure by coach from the the world. E-mail Viale Roma. Sincere thanks to the owners, of course, who made this ROUTE A initiative possible: the Town Councils of Vicenza for the Teatro 14,30 - The tour begins with the 7 9,30 - Sightseeing of Villa Caldogno Hotel Olimpico and of Valdogno for the Villa Caldogno, Dr. Christian visit of the Teatro Olimpico (1) (7), an example of the simplicity of Children under 14 (free) Malinverni for the Villa Godi and special thanks to Banca 1 and the outside of the Palazzo Palladian architecture, which is seat Popolare di Vicenza that has given us the opportunity to visit Chiericati (2) and the Casa of the “C4”, a centre for education through contemporary art. the underground halls of Thiene Palace, now his prestigious Cogollo, called Palladio’s house. 8 REQUIRED TOUR head offi ce. 10,15 - Departure for Villa Godi DATI ANAGRAFICI e 15,00 - Arrival at the Palazzo Malinverni (8), the fi rst villa Palladio ❏ ROUTE A 10,00 DATI ANAGRAFICI SUGGESTIONS FOR ROUTES: 2 Thiene (3), where the designed, fi lming location of L. This edition, issued on the occasion of the fi fth centenary Visconti’s “Senso” participants can visit the ROUTEDATI ANAGRAFICI B 12,00 e contains, besides the sightseeing, also suggestions for routes 9 ❏ recently restored rooms in the 11,30 - Departure for Bassano del DATI ANAGRAFICI you can cover all by yourself, and on which you can admire Grappa (9) and sightseeing of the basement, open only for the DATI ANAGRAFICI some of the most important Works by Palladio, like Villa historic town centre and the Ponte ❏ ROUTE C 6,00 e Trissino in Cricoli, Villa Gazzotti Grimani Curti, Villa Saraceno, 3 guided tours.
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    Branko Mitroviü Andrea Palladio’s Villa Cornaro in Piombino Dese As for many of Palladio’s buildings, modern surveys of the Villa Cornaro in Piombino Dese do not exist, are incomplete, omit information about important aspects such as the use of the classical orders, or have been published without dimensions indicated in the plans. The analysis presented here is based on a June 2003 survey of the villa made by Steve Wassell, Tim Ross, Melanie Burke, and author Branko Mitroviü. In his treatise, Palladio listed his preferred room types: circular, square or rectangular with length-to-width ratios 2/1, 3/2, 4/3, 5/3 or 2/1. Half a century ago, this kind of speculative search for the comprehensive interpretation of Palladio’s proportional system received great impetus from Rudolf Wittkower’s Architectural Principles in the Age of Humanism. It is, however, important to differentiate between the derivation of certain proportional rules and their explanation. Wittkower asserted that the use of ornamentation—and especially the orders—did not matter in Palladio’s design process. Refuting this theory, Mitroviü argues that Palladio, in the early 1550, formulated a very different approach to the use of the orders, combining the principle of preferred room proportions and the use of a columnar system to determine the placement of walls. The proportions of the main sala and porticos are derived on the basis of the proportional rules for the order used; the proportions of the side rooms on the basis of preferred ratios. Ultimately, the result is that the mathematics of the orders became decisive for Palladio’s design principles and the use of proportions from the early 1550s.
  • Four Books on Architecture

    Four Books on Architecture

    Villa Godi Malinverni The first villa of Andrea Palladio (1542) Lugo di Vicenza www.villagodi.com – [email protected] 0445.860561 -339.3429942 Villa Godi Malinverni villagodi 1 Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) Andrea Palladio was born in Padua in 1508, son of Pietro della Gondola who was a mill worker. After moving to Vicenza at a young age, Andrea took a job in the very active workshop of the so-called Pedemuro who specialized in cutting marble and sculpture. It was during this time of apprentice that Andrea got “noticed” by Giangiorgio Trissino, an aristocrat and refined intellectual of the Venetian Mainland. Trissino decided to assign Andrea the commission of restoring his wonderful Villa Cricoli, located just outside Vicenza. He also decided to take Andrea to Rome for his very first time. Thank to the ancient roman buildings that he could see not only in Rome, but also in Vicenza, Verona and Padua, and through the experience of the works of some of the most prominent architects such as Giulio Romano, Michele Sanmicheli, Sebastiano Serlio and 2 Jacopo Sansovino, Andrea was able to develop his own original style that we can still admire in some of his important works such as Villa Almerico, known as “La Rotonda” and Villa Barbaro in Maser, which was frescoed by Veronese. 3 The Architecture Villa Godi Malinverni is the very first villa Palladio realized, as quoted in his Four Books on Architecture. The commissioner and owner of the property was Gerolamo Godi, who had it built for his father Antonio as announced on a relief set just above the loggia by the entrance.
  • Villa Caldogno Si Trova Nel Comune Agricolo Omonimo, Una Decina Di

    Villa Caldogno Si Trova Nel Comune Agricolo Omonimo, Una Decina Di

    Villa Caldogno si trova nel comune agricolo omonimo, una decina di chilometri a nord di Vicenza, poco distante dalla statale 46 del Pasubio, in una zona di bellezza rurale ben conservata. Il committente, Losco Caldogno, è un nobile vicentino affermatosi nel commercio della seta: ricevuta in eredità una tenuta agricola, decide di ristrutturare la fattoria affidandosi a un architetto che ha già dato buona prova di sé con certi suoi parenti, i Godi di Lugo di Vicenza (Villa Godi). Quando riceve l'incarico Andrea Palladio ha 34 anni ed è ancora ancora legato alla bottega di Girolamo Pittoni e Giacomo da Porlezza, ma opera in modo sempre più autonomo e personale. Il progetto non risulta incluso nei Quattro Libri dell'Architettura, l'opera del 1570 che riassume il pensiero del grande architetto, ma porta verosimilmente la sua firma per le analogie con edifici contemporanei di sicura paternità (villa Saraceno e villa Muzani). L'edificio ha pianta molto lineare, dettata dalle murature preesistenti, con vano centrale passante e ambienti laterali; una semplicità, che viene però stemperata dalla decorazione ad affresco del 1570, per mano del Fasolo e dello Zelotti, con belle scene conviviali d'atmosfera rinascimentale. Villa Caldogno è una delle architetture palladiane di più felice realtà odierna: sede della biblioteca comunale, offre i suoi spazi di rappresentanza a manifestazioni culturali ed eventi mondani. Da segnalare, anche, il recente recupero del giardino e della peschiera, oltre che un interessante intervento di architettura contemporanea sulla barchessa*, oggi adibita a spazio espositivo. Per un parallelo stilistico, nello stesso anno Palladio progetta Palazzo Thiene, villa Gazzotti, villa Pisani, villa Thiene e villa Valmarana.