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San Domenico in Pistoia, from survery some theory about the draw between town and monument
The planimetric study of the historical city of Pi-stoia allows you to read the city as a drawing set. The rules of the draw create precise geometries, binding measures and Pythagorean triples, throu-gh the “fiorentina arm”, the unit which was pro-bably used at that time. Within this design, the church of San Domenico serves as the key point. Therefore a rigorous survey was conducted, using direct and indirect systems. The survey and study of the design of the city, through measurement and geometry, have allo-wed to understand the design method used by masters of the time. In that way, it has been pos-sible to access to knowledge of data otherwise inaccessible and get the reading of the hidden measures of the project and invisible geometric genesis.
San Domenico in Pistoia, from survery some theory about the draw between town and monument
The planimetric study of the historical city of Pi-stoia allows you to read the city as a drawing set. The rules of the draw create precise geometries, binding measures and Pythagorean triples, throu-gh the “fiorentina arm”, the unit which was pro-bably used at that time. Within this design, the church of San Domenico serves as the key point. Therefore a rigorous survey was conducted, using direct and indirect systems. The survey and study of the design of the city, through measurement and geometry, have allo-wed to understand the design method used by masters of the time. In that way, it has been pos-sible to access to knowledge of data otherwise inaccessible and get the reading of the hidden measures of the project and invisible geometric genesis.
San Domenico in Pistoia, from survery some theory about the draw between town and monument
Nicola Velluzzi (author)
2015
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