 Another project of Paul V was the Acqua Paola (1612), erected in emulation of the stylistically more successful Acqua Felice.The architect for the fountain where the aqueduct arrived in Rome was Flaminio Ponzio, and Buzzi was part of the team, though his contribution may have been limited to the sculptural Borghese coat-of-arms supported by two putti, that crowns the cornice of the triumphal arch feature, through which nothing may pass.Buzzi's other sculptures include a "Saint James" in the church of San Giacomo in Augusta in Rome, completed in about 1615, and one of the "Angels" in the angle niches in the Church of the Gesù in Rome (in the third chapel on the right).