I’m not sure if it’s because I grew up in a 6,000 square foot house back when that was very abnormal or if it’s the architecture lover in me, but I love small houses. Not 1,500 square feet small or even 1,000 square feet small. The tiny house movement in America refers to houses 500 square feet or less. Much lees. Like 120 square feet. No. I am not kidding.
I do not really think you can have a blog about architecture without mentioning Palladio. In fact, I would go around insisting that this be the case but I (unfortunately) have too many other items on my plate right now. Nonetheless. It’s important.
Sure, if you ask the average Joe on the street about architecture the names Michelangelo and possibly even Bernini will cross their lips before that of Palladio. It’s a shame because Palladio was probably one of the greatest influences on the architectural style of America.
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