RECONSIDERING ARCHAEOLOGY ANO ARCHITECTURE

Book of abstracts

Alessandro Camiz

Davide Ghaleb Editore

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Direttore: Alessandro Camiz

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Editoria/ Board: Carlo Bianchini Nevin Gharib Matteo leva

Gjergji Islami Francesco Spada Giorgio Verdiani

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RECONSIDERING ARCHAEOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURE

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Alessandro Camiz ·

Forma Civitatis, 2

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Abstract collection of the International Summer School "ENRICO GUIDONI", City and Territory: Archaeology and Architecture, Castel Madama (RM), Castello Orsini; Rome, Parco Regionale dell'Appia Antica, Italy, September 2-11, 2016, organized by the Proloco Castel Madama and the International Centre far Heritage Studies of Girne American University.

In collaboration with: Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Architettonici e del Paesaggio, "Sapienza", Università di Roma; Mersin Unversity, Mersin; çankaya University, Ankara; Fakulteti i Arkitektures dhe Urbanistikes Universiteti Politeknik i Tiranes, Albania; Alexandria University, Egypt, DiDALabs system, Department of Architecture, University of Florence, Italy.

With the patrociny of: European University Centre far Cultural Heritage, Ravello; Società Tiburtina di Storia e d'Arte, Tivoli; Parco Regionale dell'Appia Antica, Rome; Istituto Alcide Cervi, Biblioteca Archivio Emilio Sereni, Gattatico (RE); Centro internazionale di studi per la storia della città. Fonti d'archivio e patrimonio architettonico-ambientale, Rome; Association for Historical Dialogue and Research, Cyprus, Department of Cultural Heritage of the Rome Chapter of Architects, Italy, Centro Studi Città e Territorio, Italy.

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Tab!e oj contents

Editor's note o n the Archaeological Landscape Alessandro Camiz

The Camouflage if Architecture in Archaeological Sites Ma'in Abushaikha

Viminacium aqueducts. Constructing the Deconstructed Emilija Nikolié

Architectural Composition in Archaeological Areas Alessandro Camiz

&vitalization if Historical City Districts. Case stur!J: Kafr Ashri, Mina al-Basai, Alexandria, Egypt Nevine Gharib

The Acheiropoietos Monastery: Survry and &storation in (yprus Marika Griffo

Archaeology and Architecture: Case S tu dies Enclriol Doko

Digitai survry and archaeologicallandscape, tools jor knowledge and design Giorgio Verdiani, Andrea Braghiroli

Best Practice if Industriai Heritage Conservation: Contrasting

Comparative S tur!J Bassina N afa

Building on the Heritage: the case if Tirana Gjergji Islami, Denada Veizaj

Survry, Modeling, Interpretation as Multidisciplinary Components if a Knowledge System Carlo Bianchini

Enhancement if archaeological sites: bringing Lije back to Gerasa Ahmad Bashir Bani Mustafa

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Logica/ Constmction of an Architectural Type: The Amphitheatre Gabriele Farre

Urban Communi!J Gardens as Semi-pub/ic Open Spaces Patricia Stevenson

Archaeological Heritage and Landscape Architecture Piero Meogrossi

When stones speak. Contemporary prqjects in archaeological areas Valentina Donà

The pastorallandscape:fiatures and persistence Simona Messina

Archaeology andArchitecture: Theoretical Landscape Survry for archaeological S ites Sara Essam Ibrahim Enany

Archaeology of Taste Gabriella Cinelli

Architecture and the Archaeology of Invention: Excavating Ideas David Mayernik

Tivoli Vi/las and Water from Rom an times to the contemporary age Francesco Ferruti

An example of Enhancement: the Ctiffarella Park Claudio La Rocca

Components, bui/ding techniques, decoration .rystem at Hadrian s Villa: between tradition and innovation Benedetta Adembri

City stmc!ttre intime: ·~ priori"form of new urban conftgurations Matteo leva

Augustus' House: the new Rooj ott the Rooms facing the West Courryard Barbara Nazzaro

The medieval prqject for the city Paolo Micalizzi

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Editor's note on the Archaeological Landscape

Alessandro Camiz

We decided to base the sixth edition of Girne American Universi­ty Architecture summer school, entitled to the memory of Enrico Guidoni, on a "not picturesque" understanding of landscape. We do not intend here the archaeologicallandscape as what man perceives, as stated in the European Landscape Convention\ but what man; working, transforms, or to better say "the form that man, for the purpose of agricultural production, consciously and systematical­ly gives to the naturallandscape"2

• The Faculty of Architecture of Rome ''Valle Giulia", of Sapienza, initiated back in 2005 a study on the territory of Castel Madama, following an agreement with Castel Madama local administration to establish a Pole oj Research and Higher Education in the Castello Orsini. At that time, I was a Ph.D. student in City Historf under the direction of prof. Enrico Guidoni4 (unfortunately died prematurely in 2007) who assigned me the organization of cultura! events in the Castle Orsini, together

1 European Landscape Convention, European Treaty Series, No. 176, Florence 20/ X/2000. 2 E. SERENI, Storia del paesaggio agrario italiano, Roma-Bari 1961. 3 A. CAMiz, Palazzo Orsini a Castel Madama, 'Dimore Storiche" (XXIV / 1/ 2008) pp. 56-58. 4 Cfr. E. GuiDONI, L'archivio, il polo muesale e il patrimonio storico di Castel Madama: 1111 progetto integrato; E. DE MrNrcrs, L 'archeologia, la città e il territorio: studi e musealizzazione; I. SERCHIA, Il mttseo della città e del territorio per Castel Madama: st11dio preliminare, Convegno di Studi "I musei della città e del territorio per lo studio e la tutela dei centri storici e del paesaggio", 24-25 novembre 2005, Castel Madama (RM), in corso di pubblicazione.

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Digitai survry and archaeologicallandscape, tools for knowledge and design

Giorgio Verdiani, Andrea Braghiroli

University of Florence giorgio. verdiani@unifì.it, andrea. braghiroli@gmail.com

Keywords: Digitai survey, Laser scanner, Architecture

The digitai survey technologies allow to gather large amount of data with high accuracy and rapid operative times. In our days they are a perfect tool of knowledge and documentation, but they must be oriented to the needs of the restorer, of the archaeologist, of the landscape planner and of the architect. This requires expansion of general skills, to better understand the tools and bend them to sci­entifìc requirements. These fìgures should keep an eyesight on the range of challenges linked to the use of a fully digitai environment. In this intervention the whole set of tools and the fìrst results com­ing from the workshop will be presented, underlining the achieved level of documentation, the specifìc vantages and the further devel­opment and main possibilities in the use of the generai dataset. The adopted 3D laser scanner and photogrammetry workflows will be described as well the procedure for immediate data post processing. The new and specifìc set of produced 3D models and graphic will be presented. A specifìc part of the presentation will be dedicateci to previous experiences operated in the digital survey of built heritage in the collaboration between GAU and DIDA.

CAMIZ, A. (2015). Designing contested Heritage Within the sacred Context. The AXELPOl"tOLTJ'tOO Monastery, Cyprus, in G. Verdiani, P. Cornell, P. Rodri­guez-Navarro (eds.) Architecture, Archaeology and contemporary City Planning. "State of knowledge in the digitai age", Proceedings, (Valencia, Spain 18-20th May 2015), Raleigh NC: Lulu Press Inc., 78-90.

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12. N ovember 2014, digitai survey of the Acheiropoietos monastery in Lambousa.

13. N ovember 2014, digitai survey of the Acheiropoietos monastery in Lambousa.

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14. N ovember 2014, digita! survey of the Acheiropoietos monastery in Lambousa.

15. November 2014, digitai survey of theAcheiropoietos monasteryin Lambousa.

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Giorgio Verdiani. Researcher at the Dipartimento eli Architettura in F1orence since 2006. He has taughts at the Università degli studi eli Firenze and at other institutions. Active in various intemational conferences on Cultura! Heritage and New Technologies. From 2013 he is the coordinator of the DIDALABS system.

Andrea Braghiroli. Architect and video/graphic designer, has been collaborat­ing with the Dipartimento eli Architettura since 2012 as tutor and later as an instructor for the 3D software courses. Also teaching in clifferent schools and working within the fìeld of digitai survey and 3D modeling for Cultura! Heritage.

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Abstract collection of the lnternational Summer School "ENRico GuiDONt", City and Territory: Archaeology and Architecture, Castel Madama (RM), Castello Orsini; Rome, Parco Regionale dell'Appia Antica, ltaly, September 2-11, 2016, organized by the Proloco Castel Madama and the lnternational Centre for Heritage Studies of Girne American University.

Alessandro Camiz, Ph.D., is Asst. Prof. Dr. at the Faculty of Architecture, Design &

Fine Arts and Director of the lnternational Centre for Heritage Studies, Girne American University. His research interests are on urban morphology, urban history, and the connection between archaeology and architecture.

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