for Baroque church facades in the 17th century; Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, Assisi (with Galeazzo Alessi); Church of Sant'Andrea in Via Flaminia, Rome, the first church to have an oval dome, which became a signature of the Baroque. Palazzo dei Banchi, Bologna Palazzo Farnese, Piacenza. This was a grandiose project of a vast palace on a scale paralleled only by the Vatican Palace in Italy; the rectangular plan is circa 111 metres by 88 metres. The actual construction, however, made up only less than a half of Vignola's original project and lacked many of the planned architectural features; missing elements include part of the exterior surrounding walls, the main façade, modelled on the ancient triumphal arch and with a large tower, and a theater in the large inner courtyard. St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, assumed the role of chief architect after the death of Michelangelo Buonarroti. Palazzo Contrari Boncompagni, Vignola. Church of Santa Maria dell'Orto (1576 - 78), Rome; only the facade is by Vignola. Orti Farnesiani to Palatine, Rome. Project of the Church of Sant'Anna dei Palafrenieri in Vatican City (1570 ca), with plan and oval dome inserted in a rectangle, made by Giacinto Barozzi. The scheme will be taken up by many architects baroque. Other architectural works Bomarzo: Temple in the Park of the Monsters. Caprarola: Church of San Marco. Hospital of San Giovanni. Capranica: Church of the Madonna del Piano. Collevecchio: Palazzo Pistolini. Fara Sabina: Tabernacle of Sant'Antonio Martire. Farfa: Works at Abbey consisting of a fountain and a mill. Grotte di Castro: Town hall (project of 1568), later altered. Gallese: Palazzo Ducale Isola Bisentina: Church of Saints Giacomo and Cristoforo (1562), built by the pupil Antonio Garzoni from Viggiù. Isola Farnese: Castle. Latera: Palazzo Farnese (1550). Monte Porzio Catone: Villa mondragone Nepi: Aqueduct of Nepi. Works at the Monastery of San Domenico; difficult to identify interventions, including hydraulic works. Oriolo Romano: Piazza Umberto I and the Fountain of the Spades Palazzo Altieri. Poli: Villa Catena, the parts attributable to Vignola are not certain. Rieti: Palazzo del Seminario, obtained from the transformation of pre-existing buildings. Church of Sant'Antonio Abate. Rome: Church of Santa Caterina dei Funari, Ricci or Ruiz Chapel. Church of Santa Maria Scala Coeli with Giacomo della Porta Church of Santa Maria in Transpontina. Works in San Lorenzo in Damaso and portal of the Chancellery. Palazzo Borghese. Palazzo Farnese (Rome). Palazzo Firenze