Items with Index Term: Rome

Brown, L A and Cresciani, M (2017) Adaptable design in olympic construction. International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation, 35(4), pp. 397-416.

Cardellicchio, L (2020) Self-cleaning and colour-preserving efficiency of photocatalytic concrete: Case study of the jubilee church in rome. Building Research & Information, 48(2), pp. 160-179. ISSN 0961-3218

Cardellicchio, L (2021) Building defects in new iconic structures: The technical challenge and the economic impact of restoring the Jubilee Church in Rome. Architectural Engineering and Design Management, 17(1-2), pp. 146-166. ISSN 1745-2007

Cha, C (2024) New insights on the roman brick industry: The production and distribution of ceramic building material in central Italy (ca. 50 bce-300 CE). PhD thesis, Florida State University, USA.

Curwell, S; Deakin, M; Cooper, I; Paskaleva-Shapira, K; Ravetz, J and Babicki, D (2005) Citizens' expectations of information cities: Implications for urban planning and design. Building Research & Information, 33(1), pp. 55-66. ISSN 0961-3218

Figliola, A; Canducci, A; Calcagni, L and Battisti, A (2024) Passive strategies for climate change mitigation in architectural heritage: the case study of Santa Maria in Trastevere Basilica, Rome. Building Research & Information, 52(7), pp. 725-747. ISSN 0961-3218

Holden, M A (2022) The digital historic structure report (DHSR): Modern construction management for cultural heritage preservation. PhD thesis, University of Florida, USA.

Jiang, J (2026) Reconstruction in post-war Rome: Transnational flows and national identity. Buildings & Cities, 7(1), pp. 215-231. ISSN 2632-6655

Merdinger, C J (1949) A history of civil engineering. PhD thesis, University of Oxford, UK.

Snyder, J R; Dilaver, O; Stephenson, L C; Mackie, J E and Smith, S D (2018) Agent-based modelling and construction: Reconstructing antiquity's largest infrastructure project. Construction Management and Economics, 36(6), pp. 313-327. ISSN 0144-6193

Tan, A H (2015) While stands the colosseum: A ground-up exploration of ancient Roman construction techniques using virtual reality. PhD thesis, Ohio State University, USA.