Answer:
The impact of Italian Renaissance on architecture was to break with the Gothic aesthetics used in the Middle Ages and adopt a style that resembled Greco-Roman architecture with the use of columns, arches and domes.
Explanation:
The Italian Renaissance spawned Renaissance architecture that was developed during the European Renaissance period, which began in the 14th century and remained until the 16th century. This emerging new style was oblivious to medieval models and Gothic architecture. This moment of rupture was inspired by the classical (Greco-Roman) arts, giving rise to a unique and unique style of art professionals.
Many important monuments of art history were erected during this period of artistic and cultural effervescence, especially churches, cathedrals, palaces and monasteries.
Remember that the Renaissance is the period after the Middle Ages (V century XV), which emerged in Italy and transformed several areas of knowledge, with new discoveries in the scientific, cultural, political, economic and social field.
