Palazzo Dalla Torre

The Palazzo Dalla Torre features symmetrical proportions, grand columns, entablature details, and a carefully planned layout following Renaissance principles.

Andrea Palladio designed this palace in 1555 for Giambattista Dalla Torre, though the structure remained incomplete and sustained damage during World War II.

The palace design reflects mathematical principles and geometric ratios that Renaissance architects applied to create harmonious buildings inspired by ancient Roman structures.

The palace contains preserved architectural elements including the entrance portal and a courtyard with columns that demonstrate Palladio's construction methods.

This structure represents Palladio's only architectural project in Verona, with original design details documented in his 1570 publication I quattro libri dell'architettura.

Location: Verona

Architects: Andrea Palladio

Architectural style: Renaissance architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.44212,10.99464

Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:23