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Ante-Sacristy of the Iglesia Mayor de Carmona
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Digital model of the vault with intersecting ribs and tiercerons, constructed by Diego de Riaño (†1534) in the Iglesia Mayor of Carmona. This vault represents an evolution of construction techniques based on medieval principles, such as ribbed vaults and infill panels, but with a Renaissance formal
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| Licentie | CC BY |
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| Bron | Sketchfab |
| Ontwerper | E_acosta |
| Naamsvermelding | E_acosta on Sketchfab · CC-BY 4.0 (attribution required) · Attribution required |
| Tags | spain, seville, renaissance-architecture, andalusia, ribbed-vault |
Digital model of the vault with intersecting ribs and tiercerons, constructed by Diego de Riaño (†1534) in the Iglesia Mayor of Carmona. This vault represents an evolution of construction techniques based on medieval principles, such as ribbed vaults and infill panels, but with a Renaissance formal expression. This typology reflects the coexistence of two distinct architectural languages in Andalusia during the first half of the 16th century, which Riaño adapted eclectically according to the context and intended purpose.
This work is part of the R&D Project “Diego de Riaño, Diego Siloe and the Transition from Gothic to Renaissance in Spain. Architecture and the City: Construction Techniques, Architectural Language and Spatial Conception” (HAR2016-76371-P). Funded by the Government of Spain and the European Union.
Photogrammetric reconstruction based on 139 medium-quality JPEG photographs (10 MB each), captured with a Nikon D5300 camera and a Nikkor 18–55 mm lens (35 mm, f/8, ISO 100), mounted on a tripod.
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