Ground Plan For The Church Of The Carmine, Turin (1732)

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The "Ground Plan for the Church of the Carmine, Turin" (1732) is an architectural drawing by the renowned Italian architect Filippo Juvarra. Juvarra, a prominent figure in the Baroque period, was known for his innovative and grandiose designs that significantly influenced European architecture. This particular ground plan was created for the Church of the Carmine in Turin, a project that exemplifies Juvarra's mastery in blending functional design with aesthetic elegance.

The Church of the Carmine, also known as the Church of Santa Maria di Monte Carmelo, was part of a larger Carmelite convent complex. Juvarra's involvement in the project came during a period when he was extensively working in Turin, contributing to the city's architectural transformation under the patronage of the House of Savoy. His design for the Church of the Carmine reflects his ability to integrate traditional Baroque elements with innovative spatial configurations.

The ground plan itself is a testament to Juvarra's meticulous attention to detail and his skill in creating harmonious proportions. It outlines the layout of the church, including the nave, aisles, chapels, and the apse. The plan also highlights Juvarra's use of geometric forms and symmetry, which were hallmarks of his architectural style. The design aimed to create a sense of grandeur and spiritual elevation, characteristic of Baroque ecclesiastical architecture.

Juvarra's work on the Church of the Carmine is significant not only for its architectural merit but also for its historical context. It represents a period of artistic flourishing in Turin and contributes to our understanding of Baroque architecture in Northern Italy. The ground plan remains an important document for scholars studying Juvarra's oeuvre and the broader development of Baroque architecture in Europe.

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