Alberti

Alberti was a Renaissance-era architect, artist, and theorist known for developing principles that guide balanced and harmonious design in architecture. His "De re aedificatoria" is an influential book outlining ideas about proportion, symmetry, and the arrangement of space, emphasizing the importance of clarity and order in buildings. Essentially, Alberti sought to create structures that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional, drawing from classical ideals. His work helped shape modern architectural practices by promoting thoughtful planning of forms and composition, making buildings visually appealing and structurally sound.