What classical features are included in the palazzo rucellai?
a.
arched windows
b.
domes
c.
superimposed columns
d.
none of the above

The answer is C. Superimposed columns

Explanation:

The Rucellai Palace in Florence is a typical 15th-century architecture structure.

It was built and planned by Alberti Rucellai in 1446, following the models of the Renaissance palace.

Alberti Rucellai prominent member of a rich family considered building the palace in stone and finished the front façade when the entire interior was completed.

Alberti solved the problem of the fragility of the palace's facade by adapting three orders of superimposed columns like those that used to be in the Colosseum in Rome.

In this way, the most striking feature of the Palace was the façade as it featured the typical Florentine structure and a series of superimposed columns.

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