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Consolidación de un modelo palaciego basado en la domus vitruviana: del Palazzo dei Tribunali de Roma al Palazzo Te de Mantua = The consolidation of a palatial model based on the Vitruvian domus: From the Palazzo dei Tribunali in Rome to the Palazzo Te in

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AbstractThe article highlights that the free-standing palaces of the late Italian Renaissance, built by archi­tects of Bramante’s circle, share the same compositional scheme in plan, based on the study of the Vitruvian domus. Starting with the Palace of the Chancellery in Rome, the private palaces’ typology was consolidated during the 16th century. It consists of the articulation of the floor plan throughout two orthogonal axes: a main one clearly inspired by the longitudinal axis of the classical domus and an added second transverse axis, which joins two new and secondary accesses. This spatial organization generates a building divided into four almost autonomous parts, endowed with their own communication elements. Although articulated by a central cortile, it allows independent func­tioning. This typological model should be considered as one of the taxonomies that have so far not been highlighted in the Italian Mannerist architecture of Bramante’s circle.  ResumenEl artículo demuestra que los palacios exentos, del Bajo Renacimiento italiano, ejecutados por ar­quitectos del círculo de Bramante, comparten un mismo esquema compositivo en planta, basado en el estudio de la domus vitruviana. A partir del Palazzo della Cancelleria en Roma, la tipología del palacio privado se va consolidando durante el siglo XVI. Esta consiste en la articulación de la planta mediante dos ejes ortogonales: uno principal, claramente inspirado en el eje longitudinal de la domus clásica y un añadido segundo eje transversal, que une dos accesos nuevos y secun­darios. Dicha organización espacial genera un edificio dividido en cuatro partes casi autónomas, dotadas de elementos de comunicación propios, que, aunque articuladas por un cortile central, posibilitarían un funcionamiento independiente. Este modelo tipológico debe considerarse como una de las taxonomías no puestas en valor hasta ahora en la arquitectura manierista italiana del círculo de Bramante. 
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Title: Consolidación de un modelo palaciego basado en la domus vitruviana: del Palazzo dei Tribunali de Roma al Palazzo Te de Mantua = The consolidation of a palatial model based on the Vitruvian domus: From the Palazzo dei Tribunali in Rome to the Palazzo Te in
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AbstractThe article highlights that the free-standing palaces of the late Italian Renaissance, built by archi­tects of Bramante’s circle, share the same compositional scheme in plan, based on the study of the Vitruvian domus.
Starting with the Palace of the Chancellery in Rome, the private palaces’ typology was consolidated during the 16th century.
It consists of the articulation of the floor plan throughout two orthogonal axes: a main one clearly inspired by the longitudinal axis of the classical domus and an added second transverse axis, which joins two new and secondary accesses.
This spatial organization generates a building divided into four almost autonomous parts, endowed with their own communication elements.
Although articulated by a central cortile, it allows independent func­tioning.
This typological model should be considered as one of the taxonomies that have so far not been highlighted in the Italian Mannerist architecture of Bramante’s circle.
  ResumenEl artículo demuestra que los palacios exentos, del Bajo Renacimiento italiano, ejecutados por ar­quitectos del círculo de Bramante, comparten un mismo esquema compositivo en planta, basado en el estudio de la domus vitruviana.
A partir del Palazzo della Cancelleria en Roma, la tipología del palacio privado se va consolidando durante el siglo XVI.
Esta consiste en la articulación de la planta mediante dos ejes ortogonales: uno principal, claramente inspirado en el eje longitudinal de la domus clásica y un añadido segundo eje transversal, que une dos accesos nuevos y secun­darios.
Dicha organización espacial genera un edificio dividido en cuatro partes casi autónomas, dotadas de elementos de comunicación propios, que, aunque articuladas por un cortile central, posibilitarían un funcionamiento independiente.
Este modelo tipológico debe considerarse como una de las taxonomías no puestas en valor hasta ahora en la arquitectura manierista italiana del círculo de Bramante.
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