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Michele Stella

Type

journal

Year

2000

Environmental Design was a series edited by Attilio Petruccioli, that promoted and coordinated higher studies and research in the field of architecture, and urban and rural planning pertaining to the Islamic world. With a particular focus on the interface between people and their habitat, including housing, dwellings and settlement patterns, this journal was committed to realizing certain goals: an effective interplay between the different areas in urban studies, and a solid relationship of collaboration and exchange of technical expertise between major institutions committed to similar research.

Petruccioli, Attilio, editor. Environmental Design: Journal of the Islamic Environmental Design Research Centre 18 (No. 1/2). "Multi-Cultural Mediterranean Landscapes." Rome: Carucci Editions, 2000-2001.

Front Matter and Editorial [Environmental Design 18 no. 1/2]

The Concept of the Oriental City. Privacy in the Islamic East Versus Public Life in Western Culture

journal article

Umm Er-Rasas (Jordan): From Roman-Byzantine to Islamic Town

journal article

Persistences and Changes in the Urban Fabric of the Old City of Aleppo

journal article

The Physiognomy of Medieval Madrid

journal article

Enclosures in Islamic Architecture

journal article

The Ottoman Houses of Haifa Typologies of Domestic Architecture in a Late Ottoman Palestinian Town

journal article

The Geometry of Florence: the Original Plan of the City and its Territory

journal article

The Landscape of Roman Water Law

journal article

Hommage to Saverio Muratori Translating from ''Tavola 8: Didascalia"

journal article

Attilio Petruccioli

Environmental Design: Journal of the Islamic Environmental Design Research Centre

Islamic Environmental Design Research Centre

Public Domain

English

Michele Stella

Type

journal

Year

2000

Environmental Design was a series edited by Attilio Petruccioli, that promoted and coordinated higher studies and research in the field of architecture, and urban and rural planning pertaining to the Islamic world. With a particular focus on the interface between people and their habitat, including housing, dwellings and settlement patterns, this journal was committed to realizing certain goals: an effective interplay between the different areas in urban studies, and a solid relationship of collaboration and exchange of technical expertise between major institutions committed to similar research.

Petruccioli, Attilio, editor. Environmental Design: Journal of the Islamic Environmental Design Research Centre 18 (No. 1/2). "Multi-Cultural Mediterranean Landscapes." Rome: Carucci Editions, 2000-2001.

Front Matter and Editorial [Environmental Design 18 no. 1/2]

The Concept of the Oriental City. Privacy in the Islamic East Versus Public Life in Western Culture

journal article

Umm Er-Rasas (Jordan): From Roman-Byzantine to Islamic Town

journal article

Persistences and Changes in the Urban Fabric of the Old City of Aleppo

journal article

The Physiognomy of Medieval Madrid

journal article

Enclosures in Islamic Architecture

journal article

The Ottoman Houses of Haifa Typologies of Domestic Architecture in a Late Ottoman Palestinian Town

journal article

The Geometry of Florence: the Original Plan of the City and its Territory

journal article

The Landscape of Roman Water Law

journal article

Attilio Petruccioli

Environmental Design: Journal of the Islamic Environmental Design Research Centre

Islamic Environmental Design Research Centre

Public Domain

English