Explores Venice's Renaissance architecture, from Mannerism to Humanism, classical influences, and the Venetian Republic's expansion.
Covers the concept of perspective in geometry and the radial method of creating images using central projection.
Introduces Euclidean elements, explores infinity uniqueness, parallel lines, and different geometries like Euclidean, hyperbolic, and spherical.
Explores non-Euclidean geometries, including hyperbolic geometry and the tractricoid model, challenging Euclidean principles and introducing projective geometry.
Explores the origins of modern domestic space, focusing on the Renaissance Palazzo, the crisis of feudalism, and the formation of the courtyard house.
