Andrea Palladio, born Andrea di Pietro della Gondola in 1508, is one of the most revered and influential architects in the history of Western architecture. His works have become synonymous with classical elegance, symmetry, and harmony. Palladio's innovative designs, particularly his villas, have made a lasting impact on architecture not just in Italy but across Europe and the United States. His meticulous study of classical Roman architecture, combined with his own creative genius, allowed him to redefine architectural principles, laying the groundwork for the Palladian style, which would inspire generations of architects.

A Legacy That Reshaped ArchitectureFrank Gehry’s passing at 96 marks the end of one of the most transformative careers in contemporary architecture. Few figures have shifted the global imagination as ...