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check out this link vertical farms and this document ROMA L38 hydroponic about certain requirements for growing crops hydroponically.
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These are some Links to our Project Information, including the Tapeworm Website, and multimedia ads, and some other fun links. Enjoy!
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Final presentation for Cedar St Tunnel Funeral, Newark, NJ. File format: PDFs.
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Context 1 Red Book Pages
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Final Presentation – Final Project Information via Alex Carlson’s blog
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a reminder my number (dialing from your cell) is 333 430 5645.
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below are the itineraries for rome. please download + print out!
The following are itineraries are both formal guided tours AND/OR self-guided tours. Generally, tours begin at 09.00 and end in time for early lunch at ~12.30. Full participation in ALL tours is a requirement of ALL participants in the Siena Studio.
ITINERARIO 1 : DAY 1 [autobus/guided]
Ostia Antica
ancient roman port: town planning/urban form
• document: forum + apartment blocks
Garbatella : citta’ giordino: social housing early 20th C to present
• document: I.C.P. Istituto Case Popolari complex: bonomelli square
• S Paolo fuori le mura. via Ostiense. 19th C (c1832-40) reconstruction of Roman basilica begun by the Emperor Constantine.
ITINERARIO 2 : DAY 2 [guided]
Colosseo
Circo Massimo
FAO (former ministero per l’Africa-Italiana) M Ridolfi + V Cafiero, 1938
Terme di Caracalla
• document: order + structure
• water color: lessons in transparency + transcendence
Aurelian Wall
San Saba : garden city + artist streets : social housing early 20th C
Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, Santa Maria del Priorato, GB Piranesi, c1760
Palazzo delle Poste, Piazza Piramide, Av Avellino, A Libera, 1933
ITINERARIO 3 : DAY 3 [self-guided]
Baroque I
Piazza del Popolo, Carlo Rainaldi, 1662-79: Santa Maria di Monte Santo e Santa Maria Miracoli:
• Chiesa di Sta. Maria del Popolo, facade and nave sculptures, GL Bernini c1660; apse by G Bramante c1600-09; the Capella Chigi Chapel also by Bernini, other chapels by Carlo Fontana, Raphael, Sangallo il giovane, etc; The Cappella Cerasi has two canvases by Caravaggio, the Conversion of Paul and the Crucifixion of St Peter, from 1601-1602.
>>go farther: Via del Corso: S. Marcello al Corso. façade, Carlo Fontana, 1682-1686.
>>go farther: Piazza Augusto Imperatore: rationalist edifici + Ara Pacis (enclosure, Richard Meier, 2001);
>>go farther: Palazzo Borghese, via Condotti;
S. Ivo della Sapienza di Roma, F Borromini (chapel), Pirro Ligorio/Giacomo della Porta, 1642-50
• document: volume: plan + section; parti + geometry
Piazza Navona: S. Agnese, F Borromini, 1652-, and i Tre Fiumi, Giovani Lorenzo Bernini, c1650
• Urban legend has it that one of Bernini’s personifications in the Fountain holds his hand up as if protecting himself from the imminent collapse of the façade of S. Agnese. While the relationship between Borromini and Bernini was tense, the fountain was completed before the façade so the apparent gesture was not intentional. See Baroque III, below, to see the real tectonic tension between the two.
Santa Maria della Pace, Pietro da Cortona, 1656-57; chiostre (cloister), Bramante, 1500-1504.
• document: facade: the dynamic folding; and cloister: order + repose;
>>go farther: Sant’ Andrea delle Valle, Carlo Maderno, 1650, Piazza Vidoni / Piazza delle Valle.
>>go farther: Il Gesú, Vignola, 1568; facade, Giacomo della Porta, 1575.
>>go farther: Il Tempietto (Chiostre di S. Pietro in Montorio), Bramante, 1502.
ITINERARIO 4 : DAY 4 OR 5 [guided/self-guided]
Baroque II: le ville di Roma:
Villa Medici, Annibale Lippi/Bartolomeo Ammannati, 1654-
• <Vigna del Pigneto, Pietro da Cortona, b1630>
Villa Borghese, Flaminio Ponzio, 1613-15
Villa Guilia, G B Vignola. B Ammanati, 1551
>>go farther: Villa Farnesina, B. Peruzzi
• document: the villa and the garden
ITINERARIO 5 : DAY 6 OR 7 [guided/self-guided]
Baroque III: rivals
S. Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, Francesco Borromini, 1634-84
S Andrea al Quirinale, GL Bernini, 1658-1661
• We compared the Capella Chigi (chapel) at Santa Maria del Popolo and St Ivo alla Sapienza. Think, too, about the church façade and chiostre (cloister) at Santa Maria della Pace. Now, with Borromini and Bernini close by, you begin to understand that, despite their common appropriation of classical motifs, their architectural intent is very different: Borromini morphs and warps his classically derived surfaces to shape and layer space in thrilling and dynamic ways. Bernini, for his part, upholds the tectonic order of his classically derived forms, reveling both in the richness of their materiality and in the rigor of their construction. Such is the very modern argument these two buildings present, and which continues to this day.
>>go farther: Palazzo Barberini, Carlo Maderno, 1625; completed by GL Bernini, c1630
ITNERARIO 6 : DAY 10 [autobus/guided on the road to naples]
Roma moderna
• Mausoleo delle Fosse Ardeatine, Mario Fiorentino, 1945/48
Autostrada del Sole (A1 to Napoli)
Ristorante Autogrille
• document: circulation + lunch
EUR optional
• Decima optional
• Corviale optional
Note: itineraries and schedule are subject to change!
