Works by renowned Renaissance architect are examined in School of Architecture exhibition

Villa Barbaro Maser Model (Peter Eisenman and Matt Roman)
Villa Rotonda Model overlaid with axonometric (Peter Eisenman and Matt Roman)
Villa Repeta Axonometric (Peter Eisenman and Matt Roman)
Villa Repeta Model (Peter Eisenman and Matt Roman)
Villa Foscari Axonometric (Peter Eisenman and Matt Roman)
Villa Foscari Model (Peter Eisenman and Matt Roman)
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A new analysis of Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio’s work is the first exhibition of the 2012-2013 season at the Yale School of Architecture.
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