Cairoli Fulvio Giuliani

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Cairoli Fulvio Giuliani is a contemporary scholar of ancient Roman architecture and construction.

Giuliani studied at the University of Rome under Ferdinando Castagnoli and he today teaches at "La Sapienza". Giuliani is particularly known for his technical approach to Roman architecture, using drafting to study and reconstruct Roman construction technology. He has worked extensively in the area of Tibur, helping to produce volumes of the Forma Italiae for that area and is presently working on a digital reconstruction of the temple of Hercules at Tivoli[1].

[edit] Selected works

  • Foro Romano: l'area centrale (1980).
  • "Templum Herculis Victoris, ancora una nota", Atti Mem.Soc.Tib.Storia Arte 53, 1981.
  • "Il Clivus Tiburtinus ed il sistema stradale connesso", in "Tecnica stradale", Rome 1993.
  • "Il Santuario di Ercole ed il suo intorno nella toponomastica medioevale", in Atti. Mem. Soc Tib. 67, 1994.
  • L'edilizia nell'antichità (Rome, 1998).


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