GREEK ARCHITECTURE. PRINCIPLES OF GREEK ARCHITECTURE. THE URBAN ORGANISM AND CIVIL ARCHITECTURE. RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE. THE ORIGIN OF THE TEMPLE. THE EVOLUTION OF THE ORDER FROM CORINTH TO CORFU. GREECE "ELSEWHERE": IONIA AND THE WEST COLONIES. IONIA BETWEEN EUROPE AND ASIA. THE GREAT SANCTUARIES OF IONIA: THE TEMPLE OF ARTEMIS AT EPHESUS. ARCHITECTURE IN PANELLENIC SANCTUARIES. THE GREECES IN THE WEST: GREAT GREECE. THE GREEK AND PHENIC SETTLEMENT CRITERIA. URBAN PLANNING. CLASSICAL GREEK ARCHITECTURE. HISTORICAL-POLITICAL PHASES OF THE CITY OF ATHENS. THE WARS AGAINST THE PERSIANS. EVOLUTION OF THE ACROPOLIS AND THE MAIN MONUMENTS. THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARCHITECTURE IN THE LATE CLASSICAL AGE. THE ARCHITECTURE OF HELLENISM. THE NEW GREEK WORLD. CITIES OF THE HELLENISTIC WORLD; URBAN STRUCTURE: THE MAIN ARCHITECTURE WORKS. THE HELLENISTIC SANCTUARIES.
ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. THE DIRECTOR AND REPUBLICAN PHASE. A NEW CITY BETWEEN ETRUSCANS, LATINES AND Greeks. THE ORIGINS OF ROME. THE REPUBLICAN AGE. THE REPUBLICAN EXPANSION OF ROME. THE GREAT TERRITORIAL INFRASTRUCTURE: ROADS AND BRIDGES. CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES: OPUS CÆMENTICIUM. ROMAN COLONIAL URBAN PLANNING: THE SCHEME OF THE CASTRUM AND THE CITY OF FOUNDATION. PUBLIC CIVIL BUILDING. HOUSING BUILDING. The residential types. THE DEVELOPMENT OF SACRED ARCHITECTURE. LATIAL SANCTUARIES.
THE IMPERIAL PHASE. THE "TARDO ANTICO".EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE. JERUSALEM: BASILICA OF THE HOLY SEPULCHER. THE DIFFUSION OF CHRISTIANITY. THE DOMUS ECCLESIAE, THE COLOMBARS AND THE CATACOMBS. CONSTANTINIAN ARCHITECTURE IN ROME. THE TYPES OF CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE: THE BASILICA. POST CONSTANTINIAN ARCHITECTURE. THE SISTINE RENAISSANCE. THE PALEOCRISTIAN FAR FROM ROME: TREVIRI, MILAN.
BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE. THE DIVISION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, THE BIRTH OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE OF THE EAST. THE CENTERS OF ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTION: CONSTANTINOPLE, RAVENNA. TO
CHARACTERS OF THE MIDDLE AGES AND CAROLINGIAN ARCHITECTURE. ARCHITECTURE: the transition from the Early Christian to the Early Middle Ages. CAROLINGIAN ARCHITECTURE.
ROMANIC ARCHITECTURE. THE ROMANIC CHURCH: ARCHITECTURAL, STATIC, CONSTRUCTIVE AND SPIRITUAL CHARACTERS. THE BENEDICTINE ORDER AND THE CLUNIAN REFORM. ROMANIC ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY. THE AGE OF ROMANESQUE IN ITALY: HISTORICAL CHARACTERS. THE NORTH: LOMBARDY, VENETO, EMILIA. CENTRAL ITALY: TUSCANY: FLORENCE, PISA, MONTECASSINO, ABRUZZO. THE SOUTH: CAMPANIA. PUGLIA. CALABRIA. SICILIA.GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. 13TH AND 14TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY. CHARACTERS OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ROMANIC CHURCH INTO A CHURCH. GOTHIC: PRINCIPLES AND STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS. CHARACTERIZING ELEMENTS OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. GOTHIC IN FRANCE. THE PROTO-GOTHIC (1140-1180 ca.). THE "CLASSIC" GOTHIC (1195-1225). THE GOTHIC “RAYONNANT” (“radiant”) or “COURT STYLE”.
13TH AND 14TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY. THE CHARACTERS OF THE ITALIAN TWO CENTURY ARCHITECTURE. THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE CISTERCENSES. THE ARCHITECTURE OF BEGGARING ORDERS. THE FRANCISCAN ORDER. THE DOMINICAN ORDER (OF PREDICATORY FRIARS). THE CHARACTERS OF ITALIAN FOURTEENTH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE. CHARACTERS OF ITALIAN ARCHITECTURE OF THE SECOND 14TH CENTURY.
ARCHITECTURE OF THE RENAISSANCE. THE FOURTH CENTURY. PRINCIPLES OF THE RENAISSANCE. THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE RENAISSANCE. THE GREAT FIGURES OF THE FOURTH CENTURY. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI. LEON BATTISTA ALBERTI. THE FOURTH CENTURY IN TUSCANY AND IN THE REST OF ITALY. THE FOURTH CENTURY IN TUSCANY. THE DIFFUSION OF RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN FOURTEENTH CENTURY ITALY. LOMBARDY IN THE LATE FOURTH CENTURY. VENICE IN THE FOURTH CENTURY. ROME IN THE FOURTH CENTURY. NAPLES IN THE FOURTH CENTURY. THE CITY OF THE RENAISSANCE. THE CITY OF THE RENAISSANCE. THEORETICAL ELABORATIONS. THE REALIZATIONS: URBINO, PIENZA, FERRARA, VIGEVANO.