San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane CAD Plan, ROM (G-LP) Extended License

View Included: 

Ground-Level Plan (G-LP)

Architectural Style: 

Baroque / Italian Baroque Architecture

Subject / Building / Location: 

San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (San Carlino)

Rome, Italy

Also known as San Carlino, a diminutive name associated with the exceptionally small scale of the church.

Designed by:

Francesco Borromini

Historical Drawing Base:

Based primarily on the historical plan of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane attributed to Sebastiano Giannini, ca. 1730, prepared in connection with his unfinished publication on Borromini’s San Carlino, and cross-referenced with additional historical and modern documentation.

Elements not represented in the historical base plan have been incorporated from other verifiable sources, including the church’s interior marble pavement, flooring patterns in the adjoining spaces documented through recent photography, church pews based on photographic evidence, and historically documented names and functions of the architectural spaces. Selected present-day elements are included where supported by reliable visual or documentary evidence.

Architectural Research, Interpretive Reconstruction, and CAD Drawing by:

Nelson I. Martínez-Rivera, Architectural Specialist, bdAD/mdA

Period:

Italian Baroque, 17th century

Original Use:

Roman Catholic church and monastery of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity (Trinitarians)

Drawing Description: 

A detailed 2D CAD ground-level plan of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, prepared for architectural study, historical reference, documentation, interpretive reconstruction, and refined graphic presentation

File Type: 

CAD Drawing

File Format: 

DWG

File Size: 

743.49 KB

Dimensions: 

2D

Units: 

Meters

Scale: 

1:1, unless otherwise specified

Editability: 

Editable CAD file prepared for modification, scaling, layer management, annotation, and professional drawing workflows

Software Compatibility: 

Compatible with Autodesk AutoCAD and other DWG-supported CAD applications

Technical Details: 

Fully vector-based and scalable drawing with editable linework, organized for efficient use in CAD workflows

Content: 

Detailed ground-level plan of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, showing the church, adjoining architectural spaces, walls, columns and structural elements, chapels, sanctuary and altar area, entrances, circulation spaces, interior marble pavement, flooring patterns in adjoining spaces, church pews, historically identified spaces, and reconstructed architectural elements

Reference Elements Included: 

May include scaled figures, furnishings, vegetation, and contextual elements to support the reading of proportion, scale, spatial organization, and architectural presentation

Source / Reference: 

Developed through architectural research based primarily on the historical plan of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane attributed to Sebastiano Giannini, ca. 1730. Additional verification and interpretive refinement were carried out through comparison with surviving drawings associated with Francesco Borromini, historical architectural publications, published scholarship and measured studies, photographic documentation, and observable evidence from the existing building

Year of Production: 

2026

Download: 

Digital download available immediately after purchase

License Notice: 

Your purchase grants a limited, non-exclusive, and non-transferable license in accordance with the selected license type. The full license terms apply, and the order confirmation serves as the official record of the license granted. The original files may not be resold, redistributed, sublicensed, shared, or transferred to third parties under any license

License Types:

Personal / Commercial / Extended

License Granted:

Extended

Ownership / Copyright: 

All files, drawings, graphics, interpretive reconstructions, and related content are the property of Arch2Dwg and Vitruvius LLC, unless otherwise stated

Disclaimer: 

All drawings have been prepared using the most accurate information available and are provided for illustrative, educational, research, historical-reference, and documentation purposes only

They are not intended for construction and should not be relied upon as exact surveys, archaeological records, existing-condition documents, or buildable drawings

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