Bernardo Morando was an Italian architect and urban planner, known for his significant contributions to the design of cities in the 16th century. He is particularly recognized for his work in Mantua, where he played a key role in the development of the city's layout and architecture. His designs often reflected the Renaissance ideals of symmetry and harmony. In addition to his work in Mantua, Morando was involved in various projects across Italy. His architectural style combined classical elements with innovative urban planning, influencing the development of public spaces and buildings. His legacy continues to be studied by historians and architects interested in Renaissance urbanism.