Architectura, Volume 3, Issue 1

Architectura, Volume 3, Issue 1 presents a collection of writings pertaining to the field of architecture. Featuring the works of Vitruvius, alongside contributions from Giovanni Poleni and Simone Stratico, this volume delves into historical and critical perspectives on architectural design and theory.

The texts explore principles of classical architecture, offering insights into the construction and aesthetic considerations prevalent in earlier eras. This compilation serves as a valuable resource for students, scholars, and practitioners interested in the evolution of architectural thought and its continuing relevance to contemporary practice.

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