Definition: Monticello is a type of architecture that originated in Italy, particularly in Florence. It consists of several rooms or floors arranged around a central courtyard or garden. The name comes from "monte," which means hill, and "cilia," which are similar to the pillars of a roof. Monticellina refers to a style or design of this type of architecture that emphasizes symmetry, balance, and the use of multiple levels for a grand entrance.
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