Friday, January 10, 2014

Tracking the wall in Vicenza

The previous post showed some speculation of the boundary 1599 Vicenza according to the geometry that is seen in the current map. This iteration goes further to predict the sense of urban sprawl that occurred over the years after the 1599 map of a simple circular plan. This map pinpoints all of the areas of existing protective wall of the city and uses it as a marker to predict the history of Vicenza's plan.
CityMaps2Go app showing pinpoint locations of the following sketches and photos



View from Ponte Furo over the Retrone river
The contours of the view

How the moat and wall reflect upon the geometry of the current path

When the wall meets the moat and the moat meets the street-level


Snippet of our path along Via Roma shows where the visible remnants of the original wall are in tact

Preserved wall Surprise inside of EuroSpar Store!

The archway of the main portal at end of Via Roma focusing on the stress of the arch and the interesting geometry of the brick
The old wall meets a new arcade/cafe



In the park Giardino Salvi

Remnant of wall when exiting the park

Detail of how wall meets a building
Wall along Mure Porta Nova



The portal of the Mure Scaligere at Via Bonillo



No comments:

Post a Comment

Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.