Italian Renaissance Garden
イタリア式庭園 / 15th–17th century / Style / Garden Styles
The Renaissance garden of terraced slopes, stairs, channels and fountains. The hundred fountains of the Villa d'Este are the engineering art of water, with gravity as the design material.



At a glance
Visual cues
- Terraced slopes
- Water stairs and fountains
- Axes and statuary
- Designed prospects
Best used for
- Sloping sites used as terraces instead of being cut flat
- Outdoor set pieces where water is shown with its sound and movement
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Dictionary entry
- Type
- Assign a theme to each terrace, rising in rank as you climb
- Composition
- Cut the slope into terraces with stair and channel on one axis
- Material
- Move water by fall alone, keeping rough stone and its green stain
- Caution
- Fountains get placed as ornament while the head and the flow rate are left for later, so nothing moves and the terraces are only stone.
- Further study
- the Villa d'Este / the Boboli Gardens / hydraulic spectacle
Related entries
- French Formal Garden (フランス式整形庭園)Same Garden Styles lineage.Compare Italian Renaissance Garden and French Formal Garden
- Palladianism (パッラーディオ主義)Shared effects: Luxury.Compare Italian Renaissance Garden and Palladianism
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