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That would be Michelangelo (full name <span><em>Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni</em>). He painted the Sistine Chapel for roughly four years (1508 - 1512) when he was invited back to Rome by Pope Julius II to build the Pope's Tomb. The St. Peter's Basilica was something he succeeded from <em>Antonio da Sangallo the Younger</em> as an architect. He changed the design so that the western end finished with his design, as with the dome.</span>
Hippodamus is the answer. He was a Greek city planner that had a scheme in organizing Athens via rectangular blocks. However it was different as the rectangular scheme would then allow the invaders to get inside easily.Hope this is the answer.
