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| architect = [[Filippo Juvarra]] ...ment to Carlo Emanuele III'' (1733) by [[Ignazio Collino]] and his brother Filippo. Under the church are the tombs of the Savoy family, including most of its ...

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...nly in 1756. The campanile dates from the 18th century and is by [[Filippo Juvarra]]. ...cristy]]. It was designed by the [[Messina|Messinese]] architect [[Filippo Juvarra]]. Including the angel on the top it is 67.35 [[metre]]s high. The angel, o ...

...inish until 1770 with the completion of the [[Rococo]] cupola by [[Filippo Juvarra]].<ref name=duomo1>''Como Cernobbio e Brunate'', p. 16</ref> The imposing w [[Category:Buildings and structures in Como|Cathedral]] ...

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...right wing was added only in 1728 by Francesco Pini, a pupil of [[Filippo Juvarra]]. In the early 19th century it was further enriched by the ducal architect [[Category:Buildings and structures completed in 1401]] ...

...ring ingenuity of Guarini, particularly in the design of his churches, the buildings for which he is best known. ...his uncle, the architect Gian Giacomo Plantery and might have worked under Juvarra before departing for Rome.<ref>‘Vittone, Bernardo Antonio’, ''Oxford Ar ...

...the crypt finished. The massive dome (1732–1782) was designed by [[Filippo Juvarra]], and the final decorations on the interior added under [[Paolo Pozzo]] an {{Filippo Juvarra}} ...

...[[Carlo Innocenzo Carloni]]. The main [[altar]] was designed by [[Filippo Juvarra]]. The choir area has wooden [[Sunken-relief|intaglio]] panels by [[Johann [[Category:15th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy]] ...

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...is of Sales and Alessandro Trona, is an altar (1730) designed by [[Filippo Juvarra]]. The altarpiece depicts ''St Francis providing the rules of the Order to [[Category:17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy]] ...

...nd 1,000 people at the beginning of the 20th century. Today, most of these buildings are not used for their original purpose, but still serve as tourist destina ...inigi|hunting lodge at Stupinigi]], designed a few years before by Filippo Juvarra using plastic volumes and large windows. ...

}}[[File:Castellorivoli2.jpg|thumb|300px|Remains of the connection between Juvarra's section and the ''Manica Lunga''.]] ...r followed the construction sites for another three years, until [[Filippo Juvarra]] intervened in 1716; the famous architect in fact had a grandiose project ...

* [[Castle of Racconigi]] (with [[Filippo Juvarra]], [[Pelagio Palagi]] and [[Giovanni Battista Borra]]) ...an years, [[Francesco Borromini]] and [[Gian Lorenzo Bernini]] created the buildings and sculptures which defined the Roman Baroque style. From Borromini, Guari ...

...lippo Juvarra]] for the [[Basilica of Superga]] in Turin. The twin ribs of Juvarra's Turin dome, simplified and lightened, also appear in the dome of the [[Sh ...h central stele and a precious marble [[altar frontal]]. The altarpiece by Filippo Jannelli is "''Jesus and Mary and the Triumph of the Cross''", painted in o ...

...toric and Artistic Heritage|IPHAN]], it is one of the most original sacred buildings dating from the [[Colonial Brazil|colonial period in Brazil]]. ...ch as [[Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach|Fischer von Erlach]], [[Filippo Juvarra]], [[Nicolau Nasoni]] and [[Carlo Andrea Rana]].<ref name="Bury" /> ...

...l the orders these details may be adjusted by the architect for particular buildings. The Composite order is essentially treated as Corinthian except for the ca *[[Ospedale degli Innocenti]], Florence, 1421, [[Filippo Brunelleschi]] ...