Modéle qui offre la restauration du Colisée de Rome tel qu'il était originairement : de la soixantième partie de la réalité mesure linéaire /

Mode of access: Internet.

Rome of the kings; an archæological setting for Livy and Virgil,

"Select bibliography": p. 237-242.

Architectural results of the latest excavations in the Forum ...

At head of title: Extract from the Journal of the Royal Institute of British architects, 3d. series, v. VIII, no. 2.

Illustrated catalogue of classical antiquities from the site of the temple of Diana, Nemi, Italy. Discovered during excavations undertaken by the Right Hon. Lord Savile ... and given by him to the Art museum of Nottingham: with an account by Lord Savile of the discovery of the temple and the objects foundthere.

Mode of access: Internet.

Renaissance in Italy: the age of the despots.

Forms the first part of the author's "Renaissance in Italy".

Development of community welfare centres in Italy.

"United Nations publications. Sales number: 1953.IV.13"--P. 2 of cover

Correspondance des directeurs de l'Académie de France à Rome avec les surintendants des bâtiments, pub. d'après les manuscrits des Archives nationales par m. Anatole Montaiglon, sous le patronage de la direction des beaux-arts. 1666[-1804].

Accompanied by Table générale, rédigée par Paul Cornu. Paris, J. Schemit, 1912. Numbered as vol.xviii of the series.

Portland Vase, diagram of the frieze

Glass, Roman; 9 29/64 in. x 6 31/32 in.

Sui quattro cavalli della basilica di S. Marco in Venezia;

Cicognara,

Correspondance des directeurs de l'Académie de France à Rome avec les surintendants des bâtiments,

Seal of the Société de l'histoire de l'art français, on t.p. of each volume.

L'Académie de France à Rome: la première liste authentique des pensionnaires de l'Académie de France à Rome (1668) et le premier logis de l'Académie, d'après un document inédit tiré des archives de San Spirito in Sassia, à Rome.

Bibliographical foot-notes.

The multinational enterprise as a source of international knowledge flows:Direct evidence from Italy

This paper examines the determinants of technology transfer between parent firms and their international affiliates, and of knowledge spillovers from those affiliates to host-country firms. Using a unique data set of foreign multinational enterprise (MNE) affiliates based in Italy, we find that affiliate investment in R&D and investment in capital-embodied technology plays a significant role in determining the nature of intra-firm technology flows. However, the basis for any spillovers arising from MNE affiliates does not originate from codified knowledge associated with R&D, but rather from the productivity of the affiliate.

Structural Analysis and Form-Finding of Mycelium-Based Monolithic Domes

As sustainability becomes an integral design driver for current civil structures, new materials and forms are investigated. The aim of this study is to investigate analytically and numerically the mechanical behavior of monolithic domes composed of mycological fungi. The study focuses on hemispherical and elliptical forms, as the most typical solution for domes. The influence of different types of loading, geometrical parameters, material properties and boundary conditions is investigated in this study. For the cases covered by the classical shell theory, a comparison between the analytical and the finite element solution is given. Two case studies regarding the dome of basilica of “San Luca” (Bologna, Italy) and the dome of sanctuary of “Vicoforte” (Vicoforte, Italy) are included. After the linear analysis under loading, buckling is also investigated as a critical type of failure through a parametric study using finite elements model. Since shells rely on their shape, form-found domes are also investigated and a comparison between the behavior of the form-found domes and the hemispherical domes under the linear and buckling analysis is conducted. From the analysis it emerges that form-finding can enhance the structural response of mycelium-based domes, although buckling becomes even more critical for their design. Furthermore, an optimal height to span ratio for the buckling of form-found domes is identified. This study highlights the importance of investigating appropriate forms for the design of novel biomaterial-based structures.

Enhancing Cloud Security and Privacy: The Power and the Weakness of the Audit Trail

Winner of best paper award.