Villa Pojana, Pojana Maggiore 1549

Villa Pojana, designed by Andrea Palladio in 1549, is a prime example of Renaissance architecture. The villa's symmetrical facade, featuring a central arched entryway flanked by columns and statues, embodies Palladio's classical style. The building's understated elegance, with its smooth stucco walls and simple roofline, reflects the principles of proportion and harmony that defined the Renaissance ideal. Villa Pojana stands as a testament to Palladio's influence on architecture, inspiring generations of architects and designers.