Monique Chatenet
Abstract
In this paper, the author introduces the work of one of France's most important architects of the Renaissance period and suggests briefly how many of his published designs – in particular his sketches for country houses – could have been familiar to Scottish architects and builders.
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In this paper, the author introduces the work of one of France's most important architects of the Renaissance period and suggests briefly how many of his published designs – in particular his sketches for country houses – could have been familiar to Scottish architects and builders.
Key concepts: The Renaissance, Period (music), Work (physics), Architectural engineering, Art history, History, Classics, Engineering