Juvarra

[ yoo-vahr-rah ]

noun

1. Fi·lip·po [fee-, leep, -paw], 1678–1736, Italian architect.

Example Sentences

While other architects and designers, like Andrea Pozzo and Filippo Juvarra, had been dabbling in multipoint perspective when Ferdinando made his innovations, the technique quickly became his brand, and international demand for his new style soon arose.

From New York Times

Within view of the French Alps, the 18th-century former hunting lodge attributed to architect Filippo Juvarra is a graceful essay in Piedmontese Baroque.

From Architectural Digest

Within view of the French Alps, the 18th-century former hunting lodge attributed to architect Filippo Juvarra is a graceful essay in Piedmontese Baroque.

From Architectural Digest

Talking Point: The parklike gardens were transformed in the 18th century by Filippo Juvarra, an architect of Madrid’s Royal Palace.

From Architectural Digest

Talking Point: The parklike gardens were transformed in the 18th century by Filippo Juvarra, an architect of Madrid’s Royal Palace.

From Architectural Digest