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The Roman city: Pompeii

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This lecture covers the layout and key features of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, including the amphitheatre, forum, thermal baths, and other important buildings. It also acknowledges the collaboration with the Soprintendenza Pompei and the team at the Scavi di Pompei.

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Housing and Cities
Housing and Cities is a design-oriented architecture course that focuses on key moments of European urban housing history. It looks into ordinary or replicated housing types of different social classe
Housing and Cities
Housing and Cities is a design-oriented architecture course that focuses on key moments of European urban housing history. It looks into ordinary or replicated housing types of different social classe
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