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BOZZA, SARA. "ARCHITETTURA IONICA A HIERAPOLIS DI FRIGIA." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/10487.
Full textThis doctoral research is part of the activities of MAIER – Italian Archaeological Mission in Hierapolis of Phrygia (Pamukkale, Turkey) and of the investigation field on the ancient architecture in Asia Minor. Some buildings and architectural blocks of Ionic order, recently discovered, are analyzed in order to achieve a reconstruction of the monuments, not only of the plan and elevation, but also of the ancient functions and use of the buildings. The stylistic analysis is also very important, to determine the chronology of the monuments and to relate the Ionic architecture of Hierapolis with the other urban centres in Asia Minor and their architectural tradition during the Imperial period. The dissertation is focused on both the sanctuaries of Hierapolis: in the Sanctuary of Apollo, the research analyzes the Temple C, a series of Ionic capitals with decorated hypotrachelion, and a group of architectural blocks from a (Corinthian) temenos portico; in the Ploutonion, the focus is on a series of blocks from an Ionic Stoa, related to the cultic theatre.
CORTESE, CLAUDIO. "Processi di trasformazione nel suburbio di Mediolanum tra tarda età repubblicana e media età imperiale. Il caso dell'area dell'Università Cattolica." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/968.
Full textIn the area today occupied by the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, since 1986, rescue excavations have disclosed a part of Mediolanum’s western suburbium, and in particular an imperial age suburban settlement. A wide area of this settlement has been the object of this research which, combining the study of the formation processes of the archaeological record and the quantitative and statistical analysis of finds assemblages, allowed us to reconstruct the transformations which preceded its formation and those which concerned its spatial organization and activity areas distribution. In this way we have shown that the characteristics and nature of the settlement have considerably changed during the course of time, and these changes seem to shed light even on the general transformations which concern the entire suburbium of the Roman town.
Enrico, Marco. "Παρθικά – Parthica Ricerche sulla storiografia greco-latina di età imperiale sull’impero partico : il caso della Παρθική pseudo-appianea." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL043.
Full textAppian’s principle surviving work, known as Roman History, inspects the events occurred from Rome foundation until the reign of the Emperor Trajan. Among its different books, we can notice the Parthian History. Despite Appian’s intention of writing a Parthian History, the test that reached us – called Παρθική – is made only of excerpts from Appian’s Syrian History and from Plutarch’s Life of Crassus and Life of Antony. It is clear that the characteristics of this test have generated an intense debate on its authenticity. Object of this work is to shed light on this issue, writing a new critical edition of Παρθική, that takes into account the latest studies of the Roman History manuscript tradition. Furthermore, this work has the aim of taking a position on the question of authenticity through a deep study of Appian’s historiographical method and his use of sources. From this analysis it results that Παρθική is not adherent to Appian purposes and its contents does not match with the information he had available. For these reasons it doesn’t seems possible to take the position of the book authenticity
Quaranta, Paolo [Verfasser], and Reinhard [Akademischer Betreuer] Stupperich. "DA TROIA A LAVINIO: IL MITO DI ENEA NELL’ARTE PRIVATA ROMANA DI ETÀ IMPERIALE. SCHEMI, MODELLI E SIGNIFICATI / Paolo Quaranta ; Betreuer: Reinhard tupperich." Heidelberg : Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg, 2016. http://d-nb.info/1181460867/34.
Full textBONZANO, FRANCESCA. "L'area centrale del santuario di Tas-Silġ a Malta in età tardo-ellenistica." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/71.
Full textThe present work deals with the architectonic transformations in the central area of the Tas-Silġ sanctuary in Malta (close to Marsaxxlokk bay), with special focus on the late-Hellenistic phase (late 2nd early 1st b.c.). The cult site had been attended since the prehistorical age, and the central lobe of the temple erected in the Tarxien phase (3000 2500 B.C.) of the Maltese eneolithic was maintained during the following transformations. The arrival of Phoenician people on the island (end of VIII century) determined important architectural transformations involving the temple and the sacrifical praecinct, (VII VI cent.), which most important was the construction of the archaic ground altar at the entrance of the temple. The last of the major works which modelled the sanctuary face, transforming it into Christian church, was the late-Hellenistic one. The entire sanctuary area is delimited by an enclosure wall with towers and the space in front of the temple is monumentalized with a peristyled court with porches on the four sides, which reconstruction hypothesis was developed in the present thesis through the analysis of the architectural fragments.
Pedulli, Francesca, Giulia Bravaccini, and Simone Baroncini. "Generazioni a confronto: nuovi servizi per gli abitanti del Pilastro. Interventi di integrazione/rigenerazione dell'area di Piazza Lipparini." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019.
Find full textAquilino, Martina. "Trasformazioni architettoniche e urbane in Romagna in età Fascista. Il caso di Castrocaro e della sua Casa del Fascio." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
Find full textCASTOLDI, MAURIZIO. "Il linguaggio e il ruolo socio-economico dei marmi in età romana imperiale nelle aree interne in Italia: materiali dai complessi pubblici di Grumentum, Venusia, Augusta Praetoria." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi della Basilicata, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11563/141273.
Full textBARBIERI, ALESSANDRO. "LE TERRECOTTE DECORATIVE DEL MUSEO D'ARTE ANTICA DEL CASTELLO SFORZESCO DI MILANO: PRODUZIONE FITTILE E ARCHITETTURA NELL'ETA' SFORZESCA." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6605.
Full textThe research and cataloguing activities conducted during the internship in 2010-2011 on the clay materials preserved in the deposit of the Museo d’Arte Antica at the Castello Sforzesco in Milan, were what sparked off a series of considerations and reflections on the subject of decorative terracottas during the early Renaissance in Lombardy - particularly Milan and Cremona - the results of which were discussed during the presentation at a conference held in 2011 entitled Terrecotte nel Ducato di Milano. Artisti e cantieri del primo Rinascimento. The decision behind the research conducted for my PhD was to continue and extend the studies to include the collection of clay products preserved by the Art Collections of the Municipality of Milan, more specifically the decorative coroplast productions in the Sforzesca era, which included an in-depth analysis of the contemporary architectonic context of some of the most significant cases. The results obtained, indexed and included in this thesis aim to present an initial mapping of the ornamental repertoires where, starting from the decorative patterns of the individual tiles preserved in the deposit of the Museum, it was possible to establish comparisons and trace relations with the countless architectonic complexes highlighting clay decorations scattered throughout the Lombardy region and bordering areas.
GASPARINI, ELEONORA. "Edilizia residenziale di età imperiale e tardo-imperiale in Cirenaica." Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/917344.
Full textBIGI, DANIELE. "Edilizia abitativa della piena età imperiale. Il caseggiato del Serapide a Ostia come caso studio." Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1381700.
Full textLIPPOLIS, ENZO. "I semata funerari tarantini di età ellenistica." Doctoral thesis, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/404224.
Full textMESISCA, ANTONIO. "Architettura e committenza: contributo alla ricostruzione del panorama monumentale nell'entroterra campano attraverso lo studio e la circolazione del marmo in età imperiale." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1182649.
Full textD'Abate, Sara. "Traduttori e interpreti della classicità. Francesco Fariello, Saverio Muratori, Ludovico Quaroni (1928-1940)." Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11589/161561.
Full textThe thesis investigates the experience of Francesco Fariello, Saverio Muratori and Ludovico Quaroni, a Rome-based architectural team, that worked together from 1934 to 1940. During their brief but intense partnership, they took part in the most important Italian competitions and they were actively involved in the heated architectural debate in the Thirties, as they wrote for the main architecture magazines and newspapers. In their projects, they experimented different languages. At first, they endorsed an original modernity, inspired by models mostly observed in foreign magazines, and later they started to look at classicism as a renewed source of architectural shapes. During the fascism's last years, they fully embodied the complexity of Italian architectural culture, participating in the late Thirties, as a lot of their peers, in the planning of the Esposizione Universale di Roma 1942 (E42). The projects proposed for Palazzo dei Ricevimenti e dei Congressi and for Piazza Imperiale and its facing buildings appear to be - both now and then - contradictory to their first works. The stylistic turning point, as known, reflects a more general step back of modern architecture in Italy, due to the new imperial and monumental character expected by Benito Mussolini after the Italo-Ethiopian War and to the autarchic policy, which restricted the use of materials such as steel and glass, but it also depended on the closeness of the three young architects to Marcello Piacentini. One of the thesis' chapter deals with their relationship, starting from the participation of Fariello and Muratori in the editorial staff of «Architettura» to the collaboration between Quaroni and Piacentini in the set-up of several expositions in the two editions of Triennale di Milano of 1936 and 1940. The analysis of many unpublished drawings realized by the three architects for E42 projects, preserved in Quaroni's archive held by Associazione Archivio storico Olivetti, shows the attempt to build their own classic identity, founded on the study of a large collection of buildings, both Italian and foreign, and both ancient and contemporary. This is the proof that E42 projects were not exclusively influenced by the Scandinavian classicism, as claimed first by Manfredo Tafuri in his monograph research about Quaroni in 1964 and taken for granted by the subsequent literature, but they were rather inspired by a broad spectrum of design references, taken from «the classic architecture of all time», as they wrote on the report for Palazzo dei Ricevimenti e dei Congressi's competition. The thesis ascribes this design method to the legacy of the Scuola superiore di Architettura di Roma, which they attended between 1928 and 1934. In fact, the School, and especially the two-year courses Storia e stili dell'architettura and Disegno architettonico ed elementi di composizione, respectively held by Vincenzo Fasolo and Enrico Del Debbio, taught the students to search in the entire history of architecture spatial schemes and design rules to abstract and propose again in contemporary projects. Second World War interrupted both the construction of the Esposizione Universale di Roma and their partnership, which had probably been in crisis since 1938. Their collaboration dissolved in three different careers, and even though they became all academics at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Rome, they undertook very distant paths from each other, both for the subjects taught and for the method proposed. An echo of this collaborative experience remains, especially in Muratori and Quaroni, in the ability to interpret the lesson of the past: the former through the formulation of the theory of “storia operante”; the latter through the development of a gaze able to seize and report, in books as Immagine di Roma and in projects as Teatro dell'Opera's extension, the Roman history and spirit, which have always been present in its architecture and in its people.
Falco, Davide. "Éργον δὲ μέγα ἢ βασίλειον. Disegno urbano e aspetti monumentali dei porti nel Mediterraneo orientale tra l'età ellenistica e il II secolo d.C." Doctoral thesis, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11589/237598.
Full textIn the field of studies on ancient city, the Hellenistic period demonstrate its importance in terms of understanding the processes of growth and monumentality of urban systems, the developments of which can be interpreted by many architectural features that characterise a significant portion of the Roman urban planning practice. In this approach, the ancient port cities are understood as specialised urban organisms, characterized as ambivalent places of transition: from the social point of view for the exchange of goods and people; in terms of morphology for the necessary functional integration between the urban centre and the port infrastructure. Through the interpretation of literary, epigraphic and iconographic sources and on the basis of archaeological knowledge, this study is focused on the examination of the urban and architectural development of the eastern ports between the Hellenistic age and the first two centuries of the imperial age, attempting to demonstrate that the development of the port basins finds its guideline in the progressive integration of the port space into urban planning, in a sort of osmotic process through which the port progressively lost its initial connotation as a place separate from the city to become a place of the city, reaching characters of monumentality and prominence such as to represent an important visual component of urban landscapes denoted by a high symbolic value. The research considers the case studies of the cities of Rhodes, Kos, Ephesus, Alexandria and Caesarea Maritima. These port cities, which were built in different geographical locations and for different political reasons, offer a diversified archaeological overview and make it possible to reconstruct, also thanks to the comparison with other infrastructures and port cities, some urbanistic trends that characterised many Hellenistic centres and were fully developed in the great building season that in the eastern Mediterranean led to the monumental development of many port cities, particularly during the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The cases considered in this study, along with other port cities, reveal a common characterisation of the port landscape which, integrated into the overall image of the city, is architecturally defined as an essential and characterising part of the city itself. The Hellenistic concept of the city is a key element in this process and a significant factor seems to have been the practice of architecture on the urban scale, which combines the experimental character of scientific and technical research with the creation of elaborate structures, going beyond the mere interest in the design of buildings to actively influence the landscape.