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Geometric Proportions in Measured Plans of the Pantheon of Rome

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Title: 

Geometric Proportions in Measured Plans of the Pantheon of Rome


Book ID: 

0003A-070426


Author / Editor:

Rachel Fletcher


Publisher:

Springer Nature


Printed by:

Not applicable / Digital journal publication


Publication Year:

2019


Volume(s) / Edition:

Nexus Network Journal, Volume 21, Issue 2 / Research Article / Pages 329–345 / 17 pages

Published online: January 9, 2019


Period / Subject: 

Classical Antiquity / Roman Architecture / Geometry & Proportion


Description / Content:

A scholarly research article analyzing measured plans of the Pantheon in Rome through geometric patterns and proportional systems. The study compares historical and modern representations—including drawings by Sebastiano Serlio, Andrea Palladio, Antoine Desgodetz, and the Bern Digital Pantheon Project—to identify recurring relationships involving rotated squares, inscribed circles, and root-two proportions in the building’s horizontal plan. This publication is provided for architectural research, historical reference, geometric analysis, proportional study, visual research, and educational use.


Status:

Scholarly Research Article / Copyrighted Source


Use:

Architectural research, historical study, geometric analysis, proportional study, Pantheon documentation, visual research, and educational use


Source:

Nexus Network Journal, Volume 21, Issue 2 / Springer Nature

DOI: 10.1007/s00004-018-00423-2


Download Status:

Available


File Type: 

Digital Research Article


File Format: 

PDF


File Size: 

4.83 MB


Notice:

This is a modern scholarly article written by Rachel Fletcher and published in the Nexus Network Journal in 2019. Arch2Dwg and Vitruvius LLC do not claim copyright over the article text, illustrations, figures, diagrams, scholarly content, or original publication materials. Use and redistribution must comply with the rights and terms established by the author, Springer Nature, and any other applicable rights holders. Arch2Dwg and Vitruvius LLC may claim rights only over original catalog descriptions, metadata, formatting, cover design, and presentation independently created for this listing.

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