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How an Amateur Built the World's Biggest Dome

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Filippo rediscovered the principles of linear perspective (Hyman).

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Brunelleschi's work in perspectives, column-supported arches and design of the Duomo (spiraling brickwork & no support of scaffolding of flying buttresses) helped contribute and was important to the style of the Renaissance (Haber).

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Florence's Basilica of San Lorenzo made contributions to the field of art theory. Brunelleschi worked in perspectives to build this with a carefully proportioned design (Haber).

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Filippo started his work on the Ospidale degli Innocente, roughly translated to the Hospital of Innocence, in 1419. This building was the first to feature a series of column-supported arches. This design became predominant in Renaissance Italy (Haber).

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Brunelleschi's best known for his building, the Duomo. Filippo was awarded commission to build the Duomo in a contest in 1418 and ended up beating his previous rival, Ghiberti. The building featured spiraling brickwork and was accomplished without the support of scaffolding or flying buttresses, making it the first of its kind. This helped to form a basis for Italian Renaissance Architecture and took most of his life to complete (Haber).

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Brunelleschi applied for registration in the Arte della Seta and was designated a master in 1401. He competed with several sculptors to obtain the commission to make bronze reliefs for the door of the Baptistery of Florence. Filippo ended up losing the commission to Lorenzo Ghiberti and the disappointment that came from that made him decide to focus on architecture instead of sculpture (Hyman).

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In his early years, Brunelleschi trained as a goldsmith and sculptor (Hyman).

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Filippo Brunelleschi was born in 1377 in Florence, Italy. He died April 15, 1446 in Florence, Italy (Hyman).