Villa Trissino

House · by Andrea Palladio · 1538

Vicenza, Italy

Part villa, part Renaissance manifesto, the composition pairs domestic comfort with an almost civic frontality, using symmetry and loggias to make leisure feel ceremonial. Rooms align to create a chain of views—garden to hall to landscape—so the building behaves like a viewing device for its own setting as much as a home.

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