Master in History of Architecture DSA
Venezia-Roma 1500-1770

Master organized by
Dipartimento di Storia dell'Architettura dell'Università IUAV di Venezia
with
Accademia Britannica di Roma
Accademia di Architettura-Università della Svizzera Italiana, Mendrisio
Biblioteca Hertziana, Roma
Istituto Storico Austriaco a Roma

Director
Francesco Dal Co

Vice Director
Massimo Bulgarelli

Secretary
Giulia Ceriani Sebregondi

Board
Richard Bösel, Arnaldo Bruschi, Claudia Conforti, Giovanna Curcio, Andrew
Hopkins, Elisabeth Kieven

Professors
Howard Burns, Matteo Ceriana, Francesco Paolo Fiore, Christoph L. Frommel,
Andrea Guerra, Hans Hubert, Paolo Morachiello, Mario Piana, Susanna
Pasquali, Richard Schofield, Cristiano Tessari, Christof Thoenes, Paola
Zampa, Donatella Calabi, Paul Davies, Elisabetta Molteni, Vitale Zanchettin

The course is devoted to the study of the architecture of Venice and Rome
between 1500 and 1770.

The course will begin in April 2004. After an historical and critical
introduction to the subject, there will be three lecture modules. The first
will take place in Venice in May 2004 in the rooms of Palazzo Badoer, where
the History of Architecture Department is located; the second in Rome, in
September 2004 in the rooms of the Biblioteca Hertziana and of the Istituto
Storico Austriaco; the third, in October 2004 will involve visiting Rome,
Florence, Venice and Vicenza.
The first two modules allow the student to study Venetian and Roman
architecture in situ, visiting buildings which are not often open to the
public. The third focuses on architectural design and will take place in
some of the most important Italian drawing collections. June and July 2004
will be devoted to seminars in Venice. August 2004 will be devoted to a
field tour in Italy.

The students must write their own thesis which will be examined at the end
of the course in December 2004.

The Master's degree is part of the programme of internationalisation of the
Italian university system. The course is aimed at postgraduates in
architecture, engineering, literature, history, archaeology, history of art,
conservation.

The presentation of the entire program of the Master Class is scheduled for
February 1st, 2004.

Only 30 students will be accepted. The tuition fee is 2,500 euros. Eight
scholarships of 2,500 euros will be granted. The Secretary of the Master
will be available for any needs of the students regarding their stay in
Venice and Rome.

For any further information and for information about the Dipartimento di
Storia dell'Architettura of Venice see: www.iuav.it/dsa

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