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1419-45 Foundling Hospital (Ospedale degli Innocenti)

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Brunelleschi designed a 1419 orphanage in Florence, combining geometrical proportions with Classical details, featuring a monumental arcade and Corinthian capitals.

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1419-36 Dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore

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Florence's Santa Maria del Fiore, built in the late 13th century, featured a nested double dome designed by renowned architect Brunelleschi, elevating architecture from manual labor to artistry.

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Brunelleschi designed a sacristy for San Lorenzo church in 1421, serving as a mausoleum and ecclesiastical space.

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He is known as the father of Renaissance architecture

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Brunelleschi designed Santo Spirito in Florence, combining elements of San Lorenzo and San Lorenzo, with a simple, logical rhythm and Roman architecture framework.

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1434-37 (unfinished)
Oratory of Santa Maria degli Angeli

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Brunelleschi designed a 1434 oratory for Santa Maria degli Angeli monastery, incorporating concave and convex elements, influenced by Byzantine, Gothic, Roman, and Leon Battista Alberti architecture.

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Brunelleschi's role in the Pazzi chapel, a geometrical design adapted from the Old Sacristy, is debated, likely completed by 1476, showcasing his stylistic vocabulary and structural methods.

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Statue of Brunelleschi in the shadow of the dome 

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His tomb lays in the Santa Maria del Fiore crypt 

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In 1401, the Florence Wool Guild created a contest to design new bronze doors for the city's Baptistery. Two main contenders emerged, Brunelleschi and Lorenzo Ghiberti.

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He used mathematics and science to build his structures 