Ricerc@Sapienza

A large part of the archaeological remains still to be discovered and excavated are not in remote and depopulated areas of the earth but are often beneath urban centres that have buried them with centuries of debris and later constructions. Excavating in these contexts is much more complex than digging in rural or sparsely inhabited areas because of the constraints imposed by existing buildings and infrastructure.

The management of healthcare facilities has become increasingly complex in recent years, leading to a greater demand for public health physicians in Italy. Public Health physicians are responsible for evaluating community needs, with particular attention to health determinants and, at the same time, to final user feedback. During their training, they must acquire the competencies to manage a wide range of problems.

The competition of 1967 for the new offi ces of the Chamber of Deputies is an
important episode in the Italian architecture of the postwar period, because it
is a rare example of contemporary design in the heart of the city of Rome, both
for the participation of the major Italian exponents, but also for the unusual ex
aequo result which shows the failure of the competition and the heated dispute
of those years about the topic of the city.
The projects of the competition, which are collected in an interesting essay

Il Concorso del 1967 per l’ampliamento degli uffici della Camera dei Deputati è un importante episodio nel panorama dell’architettura italiana del dopoguerra sia perché risulta essere uno dei rari casi di progettazione contemporanea nel cuore della città di Roma, sia per la partecipazione dei maggiori esponenti del pensiero architettonico italiano del tempo (dai maestri ai principali progettisti italiani allora molto giovani), sia per l’insolito esito che attraverso un ex equo rivela il fallimento del concorso e l’accesa disputa di quegli anni sulla città storica e contemporanea.

The Third ISUFITALY International Congress (ISUF Italy 2017) will be held in Rome from February 23rd to February 24th and will host 75 participants, more than 40 coming from foreign countries and the others from the Italian Schools of architecture. ISUFITALY is launching its third international congress after hosting in 2015 the Twenty-Second International Seminar on Urban Form (ISUF Rome 2015) attended by 350 participants (800 abstract submitted) and publishing in 2016 the proceedings by U+D Editions, a monographic series launched beside

The study I propose concerns some projects developed but not builded in Rome between 1980 and
1990.
These projects allow us to develop a reflection on themes and methods used in contemporary design
in the historical center. In them the functional distinction and design definition of the architects
may identify some ways of architectural design in a stratified context such as the historical center of
Rome.
This projects are the one for archaeological site of the Imperial Forums designed by Leonardo Benevolo

In Rome the memory was not the only service of the story but it was also indispensable for the perpetration of the juridical-sacral forms kept by the Pontifical College. Among these forms, there were those used to properly consecrate some structures that, once they became sacred - (of divine property) became part of the urban landscape of the city.

The aim of this book is to identify and analyse the main internal and external spaces that enabled and encouraged interaction among individuals and groups in the ancient city of Rome. Such spaces include places of worship, places of entertainment, bathhouses and other places for personal care and recreation, guildhalls and places of economic and political exchange. The main objective of each chapter of the volume is to establish the topographical framework of spaces and buildings, and the relations between spaces (and their furnishings) and the individuals or groups who used them.

Giacomelli, Michelangelo (1695 - 1774), Arcivescovo di Calcedonia, editore di autori pagani e cristiani, amico di J.J. Winckelmann cominciò a lavorare a una traduzione in versi annotata della Lisistrata all'inizio degli anni '50, cui fecero seguito le Arringatrici (= Ecclesiazuse). In vista della loro pubblicazione tali lavori furono trascritti su una copia calligrafica redatta da Vincenzo Cavazzi destinata alla tipografia, ma la materia oscena delle due traduzioni, disdicevole per un uomo di Chiesa, impedì la messa in atto della loro pubblicazione.

In this survey article are collected and discussed most of the imperial inscriptions found in Rome after the pubblication of the last Supplement to CIL, VI by Géza Alföldy in 1996, together with a large number of possible corrections of the already published texts. The contributions are organized according the following schema: Addenda et corrigenda: small corrections, accidental gaps, methodological inconsistencies, texts to be removed.