Coupe : Projet Pour La Structure Interieur De L'eglise Sainte Genevieve (vers 1775-76)

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Coupe : Projet Pour La Structure Interieur De L'eglise Sainte Genevieve (vers 1775-76) is an architectural drawing by the renowned French architect Jacques Germain Soufflot. This work is a detailed sectional plan for the interior structure of the Church of Sainte-Geneviève in Paris, which is now known as the Panthéon. Created around 1775-76, this drawing exemplifies Soufflot's neoclassical architectural vision and his innovative approach to combining classical forms with modern engineering techniques.

The drawing is a testament to Soufflot's meticulous planning and his commitment to structural integrity and aesthetic harmony. It showcases the intricate design elements that were intended to support the grand dome of the Panthéon, a feature that has become one of the most iconic aspects of the building. The sectional view provides insight into the complex interplay of columns, arches, and vaults that were designed to distribute the weight of the dome and ensure the stability of the structure.

Soufflot's work on the Panthéon was groundbreaking at the time, as it sought to merge the grandeur of ancient Roman architecture with the advancements of 18th-century engineering. The drawing reflects his deep understanding of both classical architectural principles and contemporary construction techniques. It also highlights his innovative use of materials, such as iron reinforcements, which were relatively new in architectural practice during that period.

This drawing not only serves as an important historical document but also as an educational tool for understanding the evolution of architectural design and engineering. It provides a window into the creative process of one of the leading architects of the Enlightenment era and underscores the enduring legacy of his contributions to the field of architecture.

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