Gaspare Nadi

Italian builder and writer

Gaspare Nadi - Italian builder and writer
Born

November 2nd, 1418
606 years ago

Died

1504
521 years ago — 86 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Italy

Links & References

Born in 1418, Nadi contributed significantly to the fields of architecture and literature. His work encompassed various building projects reflecting the Renaissance style. Additionally, Nadi authored several writings which elaborated on architectural theories and practices of the time. These texts provided insights into construction techniques, materials used, and the philosophy behind architectural design.

Authored architectural writings

Contributed to Renaissance architecture

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