firenze, a room with a view
napoli, viaggio in italia II
napoli, viaggio in italia I
atlas
morphological series
fragment analysis
individual buildings
graduation projects
sookyum lee
marseille, patchwork city
madrid, topography of power
milano centrale
antwerpen, de getekende stad
la città di roma
gran torino
münchen rekonstruiert
potsdam unraveled
berlin als modell
de rede van amsterdam
amsterdam langsdoorsnede
amsterdam dwarsdoorsnede
The atlas of Napoli studies the history and the form of the city, defined by its morphological and typological development. The historical city of Napoli is peculiar by its extremely dense urban structure, consisting of architecturally significant churches, monasteries and palazzi. The atlas investigates in detail the typology of Neapolitan palazzo, which is considered as one of the referential types that defines the character of the historical centre of Napoli. The typological development of the Neapolitan palazzo originates with the Greek residential courtyard typology. In the 15th century, the most prominent typological element ‘portale-facciata’ appeared and the distinct typology was consolidated during the 18th century. The atlas studies these developments and the significance of the Palazzo type for the city of Napoli.