Cappella Dei Pazzi, Santa Croce, Florence 1428

The Cappella dei Pazzi is a chapel designed by Filippo Brunelleschi in 1428 and located in Santa Croce, Florence. This Renaissance-era structure features a simple, geometric design with a harmonious balance of classical elements. The chapel's facade, characterized by its elegant arches and columns, is a prime example of Brunelleschi's architectural style. The dome, a smaller version of the one he designed for the Florence Duomo, showcases his innovative use of geometric shapes and proportions. This structure serves as a testament to the artistic genius of Brunelleschi and his enduring influence on Renaissance architecture.