Five centuries on from his birth, the genius of Andrea Palladio still enthralls. Architecture exhibitions at London's Royal Academy of Arts are rare events: paintings and sculptures more readily draw ...

Palladio was not the first architect to be inspired by the remains of classical Roman architecture: Brunelleschi, Alberti, Bramante and Raphael had also looked beyond the medieval Gothic style to ...

In his seminal work, Four Books on Architecture (1570), Andrea Palladio outlined the architectural elements that would make up his signature style, borrowing from the architecture of the ancient ...

Palladio reinterpreted the architecture of ancient Rome for his own time, says Hind. He believed his flexible design principles could be applied to any type of building. From the grandest to the ...

“Palladio” features well-known scholars and aficionados of Palladian architecture, including Kenneth Frampton and Peter Eisenman, discussing the great architect’s legacy. Gatti chose not to ...

An exhibition entitled 'Palladian Design: The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected' might not, at first glance, sound very Wallpaper*, but this cunningly curated little show at the RIBA is a reminder that ...

"Knowing that, we came up with this as a solution." Although it might sound incongruous with the clean, streamlined Palladian architecture, the furnishings primarily are antiques - a settee sofa ...