Sammarinese Landscape Design
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Sammarinese Landscape Design
Sammarinese Landscape Design is a unique and captivating approach to the creation of outdoor spaces that is rooted in the culture and history of the Republic of San Marino. This style of landscape design is heavily influenced by the region's Mediterranean climate, its proximity to the Adriatic Sea, and its mountainous terrain. Artistic elements of Sammarinese Landscape Design range from the use of terraces and courtyards to elaborate stone masonry and intricate water features. Historically, the style was heavily influenced by the Renaissance, with its emphasis on symmetry, harmony, and geometric shapes. In modern times, Sammarinese Landscape Design is characterized by its use of natural elements such as trees and shrubs, as well as its incorporation of modern materials such as composite wood and metal. Creative people that have played an important role in the development of Sammarinese Landscape Design include the architect and urban planner, Gio Ponti, and the landscape architect and preservationist, Giulio Pediconi.
Culture, movements, Mediterranean, terraces, masonry.
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