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Brunelleschi'S Dome, How A Renaissance Genius Reinvented Architecture-used Charles Wheelan Set In Colonial New EnglandFilippo Brunelleschi'S Design For The Dome Of The Cathedral Of Santa Maria Del Fiore In Florence Remains One Of The Most Towering Achievements Of Renaissance Architecture. Completed In 1436, The Dome Remains A Remarkable Feat Of Design And Engineering. Its Span Of More Than 140 Feet Exceeds St Paul'S In London And St Peter'S In Rome, And Even Outdoes The Capitol In Washington, D. C., Making It The Largest Dome Ever Constructed Using Bricks And Mortar.