Centralised temple: plan and dome, with a twelve-faced variant
A radiating chapel plan, a small domed elevation, and a dodecagonal plan with 12 tabernacles (a b)
The sheet studies centralised temples: a large plan with a ring of radiating chapels fills the upper half, and a small elevation of a domed, colonnaded church is drawn beside it. A separate detail at the lower right develops a twelve-faced plan, noted as having 12 tabernacles as at a b. The drawings are faint, and a further untranscribed line of notes runs along the foot of the page.
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Domed elevation of a centralised temple
A small elevation at the centre-left shows a drum-and-dome church with a colonnaded lower storey and a crowning lantern, paired with the large radiating plan above.
Dodecagonal plan with twelve tabernacles (a b)
A detail at the lower right develops a twelve-faced plan; the note states it is to have 12 faces with 12 tabernacles, as at a b.