Corinthian Order Vignola Column

Other Orders and Columns
https://3dsky.org/collection/shared/5079628 
The order is built according to the rules given by the Italian Renaissance architect Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola.
Used literature: I.B. Mikhalovsky “Architectural forms of antiquity” 1949; O. Garneri “Orders of Civil Architecture” 1937
For accuracy of construction, the value of the Module is taken to be 1080 mm, so the model is quite large, with a total size of 48.54 x 16.56 x 34.56 m.
References – Kazan and St. Isaac Cathedrals in St. Petersburg.
The model includes a Corinthian order of two types: with and without decorations.
Without decorations – an arch without a pedestal, three-quarter columns.
With decorations – an arch with a pedestal, freestanding columns with pilasters.
You can vary these parameters and simulate various types of architectural porticoes.
In a stand-alone order, the modifier stack is not collapsed to enable further entablature construction.
– The model at the origin, the pivots of the objects in the center
– Columns, elements of capitals, modules – instance. The elements of capitals are attached to the column trunks (link) and are blocked by moving, turning, scaling (hierarchy> link info> locks). To move, rotate or scale the column, change the barrel object (fust).
– No groups
– Normal is not inverted
– X-form done
– Textures and materials have correct names, without Cyrillic
– There is no excess geometry
Polygons: 2 187 707
Vertices: 2 212 193