URBAN DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Valle Aurelia Urban Regeneration

Valle Aurelia : a zone of Rome with many neglected potentials, Mainly a hybrid residential zone surrounded by strong poles.

The aim of this project is : Rehabilitation and extension of the green spaces

Improve the vehicular/pedestrian/train connections

Increase Tourism by providng connection to the Vatican city and provide facilities

• LACK OF PARKING FACI ITIES

• UNDER-UTILIZED AND NEGLECTED PARKS

• NO MAN’S LAND(The typical urban fabric north and south of the

• said intersection stops a block away)

• PERCEIVED DISCONNECTION OF THE AREA

• AMBIGUOUS INTERSECTION(The intersection where we find the Valle Aurelia Train Station on an “island” surrounded by roads is important because it is an interchange or hub for transportation and activity; however, it is difficult to navigate.

REVIVING GREEN AREA (We intend to improve access to Parco) Monte Ciocci and make it a popular viewing spot.)

IMPROVING CONNECTION (We propose the pedestrianization of Viale Vaticano to allow for a leisurely promenade along the Vatican Walls.

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SECTION BB

HISTORICAL ANALYSIS AND RESTORATION’S PROPOSAL OF THE CATHEDRAL-SCHOOL

The aim of this project is to propose a reconstruct of semi-circular dome that belongs to the byzantine church in the old city of aleppo

In 2013 a shell or mortar round has pierced Apartial collapse and the destruction of two of the six byzantine capitals. And an intense but localised fire has caused smoke and possibly heat damage to the two wind-blown acanthus capitals.

DOCUMENTATION

SEPULCHER TEMPLE

The Sepulcher Temple, referred to as the Great Sepulcher of Opera Laterizia by Luigi Canina, is located between the 4th and 5th miles of Via Appia Antica shortly after the intersection with Via degli Eugenii.

This building clad in polychrome bricks is typical of the Antoninian period in the 2nd half of 2nd Century AD. Restored around 1970, the building has parts of its cladding and architectural elements made of newer brick and terracotta pieces. In general, load-bearing elements are in yellow, while walls are in red. ROME/ITALY

As an interior designer, I transformed a space into a functional and aesthetically pleasing environment. I conducted space planning, selected materials and finishes, designed lighting, selected furniture, and added decorative elements. I also managed the project from start to finish to ensure it was completed on time and within budget, exceeding client expectations