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Rome, Italy

Farnese Nymphaeum

Many wealthy and powerful families of sixteenth-century Rome bought property on the Palatine Hill, where they built elaborate gardens filled with sculpture and fountains.
Padua, Veneto, Italy

Botanical Garden of Padua University

Just beyond the boundaries of the world's oldest botanical garden, a large apartment building with an underground garage is being constructed.
Ancona, Marche, Italy

Arch of Trajan

In an unlikely setting of towering loading-dock cranes, piles of coal, and railroad tracks stands the Arch of Trajan, one of the most intact ancient Roman commemorative monuments.
Valeggio sul Mincio, Italy

Viscontian Bridge-Dam

The Viscontian bridge-dam in Valeggio sul Mincio is a remnant of a larger defense system put in place by Count Gian Galeazzo Visconti, when he ruled Lombardy in the late fourteenth century.
Molise Region, Italy

Transhumance Cultural Landscape

Transhumance, the seasonal moving of sheep across vast swaths of grazing lands, has been an essential part of traditional Italian agricultural life since Roman times.
Completed Project
Rome, Italy

Santi Quattro Coronati Cloister

Within the fortress-like Basilica of Santi Quattro Coronati complex is an early-13th-century cloister that is possibly the earliest structure in Rome in the Cosmatesque style.
Completed Project
Verona, Italy

Santa Maria in Stelle Hypogeum

Publio Pomponio Corneliano and his family constructed the hypogeum of Santa Maria in Stelle in the early third century AD.
Completed Project
Matera, Italy

Rupestrian Churches of Matera

In 1464, Pope Paul II gave the Ciminelli family his blessing to enhance the church of San Pietro Barisano in the I Sassi district of Matera, the easternmost province in the Basilicata region of Italy.
Naples, Italy

Portici Royal Palace

In 1740, King Charles III embarked on the construction of the Royal Palace of Portici as a summer residence for the court.
Valmontone, Lazio, Italy

Palazzo Doria Pamphili

Fire, air, water, earth; represented in a cycle of endangered frescoes in the Palazzo Doria Pamphili, among the most important examples of the stylistic shift from the high to the late Roman baroque.
Rome, Lazio, Italy

Neopitagorica Basilica

Aristocratic Romans who followed the doctrines of Neo-Pythagoreanism literally went underground to practice their beliefs.

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