International Summer School in Architecture in the Roman Forum
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International Society for International Summer School in
Archaeology, Art and
Architecture of Rome
Architecture in the Roman Forum
18-27 June 2021
ISAR announces the second international summer school in the archaeological
park of the Roman Forum, open to architecture students of all levels (including
continuing education). The program is offered in partnership with the
Interrupted City project and important international universities and will run in
parallel with the first week of ISAR’s Archaeological Field School.
The sequence of lessons, taught in English both in the classroom and on-site, are
intended to provide students with hands-on skills in methods of architectural
documentation, conservation and valorization of cultural heritage sites. The
laboratory will focus on an ongoing excavation in the Horrea Agrippiana at the
base of the Palatine Hill.
California Polytechnic State University,
Saint Louis Obispo (USA)
Students will work in a choice of research areas:
DIDALABS System, Department of
Architecture, University of Florence (Italy)
• Documentation (using laser scanner and digital photogrammetry)
Dynamic Research in Urban Morphology
LAB, Department of Architecture, Özyeğin • Historical research (including hypothetical reconstructions)
University (Turkey)
• Restoration (creation of a conservation plan)
University of Novi Sad (Serbia)
Department of Architecture/Department of • Valorization (architectural designs for needed site structures)
Interior Architecture & Environmental
Design, Bilkent University (Turkey) Each of these pedagogic components will combine clear, illustrated instruction
Department of Architecture and Design,
by experts in the field with readings, interactive discussions and practical
"Sapienza" University of Rome (Italy)
applications.
About ISAR Timeline
The International Society for
Archaeology, Art and Architecture of 30 April Registration deadline
Rome (ISAR) is an Italian non-profit 5 May Notification of acceptance
association dedicated to the study, 18 May Payment deadline
promotion and preservation of the
18-27 June Summer school
heritage of Rome.
Lodging and Facilities
Both undergraduate and postgraduate students are welcome to apply – no
Students will be housed in convenient
previous experience necessary!
shared apartments in the city of Rome,
included in the full-fee. Most lessons
will take place on site but classroom
meetings will occasionally be hosted
by ISAR partner organizations.
International Society for
Archeology, Art and Architecture of Rome SIGNUM VORTUMNI PROJECT (Under the Palatine)
Cost
Villa di Tiberio
Full-fee: € 500/person
The full-fee Fee covers:
• Tuition
Chiesa di San Teodoro
Rampa Domizianea
• Housing in shared apartments with
kitchen access, wi-fi.
• Public transportation within the city
of Rome. ISAR DIG SITE
• Entry fees for archaeological sites
and museums
• Printed materials, HORREA AGRIPPIANA
• Welcome and farewell Aula Domizianea
dinners
A base-fee option is available for
students who prefer to pay for their
own expenses, or wish to attend online
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Base-fee: €50/person Vicu
Includes program tuition but no
lodging, meals or transportation.
isarome.org
Selection Process
Scientific coordinators:
Participants will be chosen on
qualifications and expressed
interest. ISAR will notify
• Prof. Tom Rankin (ISAR, Cal Poly)
selected students following • Assoc. Prof. Alessandro Camiz (Özyeğin University)
the timeline.
Further info: Organising committee:
https://isarome.org/
summerschool-rome/ • Assist. Prof. Giorgio Gasco (Bilkent University)
• Assoc. Prof. Giorgio Verdiani, (University of Firenze)
• Prof. Darko Reba (University of Novi Sad)
Registration form:
• Dora Cirone (ISAR), archaeologist, guest instructor
https://forms.gle/
uBKwCEwNbwyUsgQU6 • Caterina Coletti: archaeologist, guest instructor
For further information and to
Tutors:
apply for participation
email: info@isarome.org • Francesca Montanaro (University of Firenze)
or call Tom Rankin • Olivera Markovic (University of Novi Sad)
+39 348-3307181 • Özge Özkuvancı (Özyeğin University)
or (508) 443-1961 (US skype n. • Louai Al Hussein (Özyeğin University)
to Italy) • Marika Griffo ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Giuseppe Resta (Bilkent University)
• Nariste Ibraeva (Independent researcher, Kyrgyzstan)
Scientific Committee:
• Francesco Mancini (Curtin University)
• Murat Sahin (Özyeğin University)
• Jan Gadeyne (Temple University, Rome)
• Susanna Ferrini (Università degli Studi "G. d'Annunzio"Chieti –
Pescara)
• Matthew Bell (University of Maryland)
• Roberta Belli (Politecnico di Bari)
• Carlo Bianchini ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Marco Cadinu, (Università degli Studi di Cagliari)
• Pierfederico Caliari (Politecnico of Torino)
• Renato Capozzi (University of Naples "Federico II")
• Paolo Carafa ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Orazio Carpenzano ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Alessandra Capuano ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Anna Irene del Monaco ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Carmen Guerrero (University of Miami)
• Matteo Ieva (Politecnico di Bari)
• Antonio Piero Latini (Jiangsu University)
• Eva Lovra (University of Debrecen)
• Marco Maretto (University of Parma)
• Nicola Santopuoli ("Sapienza", University of Rome)
• Michele Trimarchi (University of Bologna)
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