Paper , Order, or Assignment Requirements

1.Essay structure
Title of Essay

Introduction

introduce the main idea/thesis of your essay (you should work
with the question and state your approach to it and what examples you will use)
Say how the essay will be structured.

Body � Literature (Key texts and Key Buildings)
Introduce the key themes, concepts, examples, references you intend to use, one by one.
Describe one main point for each that is relevant for your essay question and your main idea
or argument (paraphrasing, describing, referencing).
Use relating and differentiating words to link them.

Body – Analysis
Begin to make some analysis of these for yourself.
What is their significance, historically, for architecture?
What questions does your analysis, or your examples raise?

Conclusion
�In summary this essay has ��

2.Each paragraph should answer each question (must show clear idea)

3.Have to have more example in that period or samE style such as Bramante or Bruneleschi

4 Citation need in body and examples.

5, List of reference in the end of essay.

6 attach and reference photos.

7. TOPIC IS ANSWERING THE QUESTION.

Visuality (Renaissance and Baroque)
The design of St Peter�s cathedral in Rome underwent a significant evolution from the time it was begun by Bramante
at the beginning of the 16th century to the construction of Bernini�s monumental colonnades and oval piazza in front of
the cathedral in the middle of the 17th century. During this time a series of significant architects oversaw the evolution
of its design in a changing religious context. Maderno�s fa�ade epitomized a key idea of the Renaissance that
perspective was a means to transfer the ideal to the real. While Bernini�s curved colonnade created a scenographic
spectacle intended to heighten the experience of arrival and reinforce the authority of the church. Discuss the
evolution of the architecture of St. Peters in relation to changing concepts of visuality from the Renaissance to the
Baroque. How did ideas about the body and experience change? How did changing ideas about the body relate to the
changing religious authority of the church?