- stables, and barns. As
interpreted outside of Italy, the
barchessas (
barchesse in Italian)
evolved to
become defining elements of
Palladian architecture...
- gable-ends of the
barchesse. Thus, the
ensemble recalls the
structures of an antique,
terraced temple complex. The
elegant curvilinear barchesse are the only...
-
imposing stone foundations of
buildings along the
river and in the two
barchesse with
Tuscan columns of fine workmanship. The most
economic hypothesis...
-
corps de
logis is
usually flanked by lower,
secondary wings, such as the
barchesse of
Venetian villas. When the
secondary wings form a
three sided courtyard...
- who owns a two-storey
building in
addition to the
ground floor. The "
barchesse" (wings) and the oratory,
dates back to a
later period, they are mentioned...
-
interior decoration added and the
consecration of the
chapel in the west
barchesse in 1567. The date of
completion is put at 1565; a do****ent
which attests...
-
Vicenza (main body of the
villa later rebuilt by Bald****arre Longhena; the
barchesse are part of the original) 1549 (built 1549–1563):
Villa Pojana, for Bonifacio...
- that sees the main body
isolated in the center, two
independent lateral barchesse and an
adjoining chapel,
characterized by a
circular plan with a dome...
- Site.
Other patrician villas in the area
include Villa Dal
Verme and the
Barchesse Trolio.
Other sights include the
church of San
Michele Arcangelo and the...
- is
unusual in
having private living quarters on the
upper level of the
barchesse (that is, the
rooms behind the
arcades of the two wings). The
Maser estate...
