Part one. Brunelleschi -- Brunelleschi's contemporaries and successors in Florence: Michelozzo Di Bartolomeo -- Brunelleschi's contemporaries and successors in Florence: Ghiberti and Donatello -- Alberti -- Florence 1450- 1480 -- Rome. The city: the capitol, the Lateran, and the Vatican ; Ecclesiastical buildings ; Palazzi -- Urbino -- Mantua -- Venice --Lombardy -- Emilia and Romagna -- The fringes North and South. Piedmont and Liguria ; The South ; Naples -- From the Quattrocento to the Cinquecento -- Epilogue: Leonardo da Vinci.
Part two. The cinquecento. Classical architecture in Rome: Bramante. The Tempietto of S. Pietro in Montorio ; The cloister of S. Maria della pace ; Buildings for Julius II ; The Belvedere court of the Vatican ; The lodge ; New St Peter's ; The choir of S. Maria del Popolo ; The palazzo Caprini (Raphael's house) ; The Santa Casa di Loreto ; Summary ; The designs for St Peter's after Bramante's death -- Classical <architecture in Rome: Raphael. The Chigi Chapel in s. Maria del Popolo ; Palazzi ; The Villa Madama ; St Peter's -- Other early sixteenth century buildings in Rome and central Italy. Rome. Palazzi ; Churches ; Central Italy: S. Maria della consolazione at Tozi ; The Madonna di S. Biagio at Montepulciano ; The Palazzo Pandolfini in Florence -- Baldassarre Peruzzi and Antonio da Sangallo the younger Baldassarre Peruzzi. Antonio da Sangallo the Youger. St Peter's ; The Palazzo Farnese and other works -- Lombardy and the Venetian terraferma. Cesare Cesariano ; The Steccata at Parma ; Tramello at Piacenza ; Falconetto at Padua -- Sanmicheli. City gates ; Palazzi in Verona ; Palazzi in Venice ; Churches and chaples -- Giulio Romano -- Jacopo Sansovino -- Michelangelo. Florence: The Facade of S. Lorenzo ; The new sacristy of S. Lorenzo ; The Laurentian Library ; The Riccetto ; Rome: The Capitol ; The Palazzo Farnese ; St Peter's ; Late architectural projects ; The Porta Pia ; S. Maria degli Angeli -- Rome 1550-1600: The period from 1550 to 1575: Pirro Ligorio ; Vignola ; Ecclesiastical architecture ; The period from 1575 to 1600: Giacomo della Porta ; Other architects -- Northern Italy: Genoa, Milan, and Piedmont. Galeazzo Alessi in Genoa ; Cristoforo Lombardino and Domenico Giunti in Milan ; Alessi's later works in Milan ; Pellegrino Pellegrini ; The rebuilding of S. Lorenzo in Milan: Martino Bassi ; Ascanio Vitozzi in Piedmont -- Palladio: The quattro libri di architettura ; Churches ; Secular architecture ; Palazzi ; Villas -- Venice and Padua in the late sixteenth century: Scamozzi -- Tuscany 1550-1600: Ammannati ; Vasari ; Buontalenti ; Bizzarrie.
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