Wow, I find it fascinating that St. Peter was crucified upside because he thought he was not worthy of being on the cross the same as Jesus. I'm glad that information was shared. I think this architectural work is inspiring as well and it is informative that Bramante had a hand in the design of St. Peter's Basilica. I think Tempietto is worth preserving not only for its architectural proportions but also the immense religious symbolism and memorial significance. St. Peter is a huge influence of the catholic faith and the papacy reign. I agree that the history behind the building is just as important, if not more than the impressive classical design. You mentioned that it is a prime example of the high renaissance, when exactly was it commissioned and completed, and has it had to be restored throughout history?