Masons at Work

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Masons at Work. Robert Ousterhout, Renata Holod, and Lothar Haselberger, editorsArthur Thourson Jones, associate editorPublication date: October 2012 University of Pennsylvania, Phialdelphia, PA. This symposium (original Program of Speakers and poster) assembled specialists in various fields to examine building practices in the pre-modern world, with an emphasis on aspects of construction and structure in ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, medieval, and early-to-middle period Islamic architecture. While some technologies and built forms may be shared across pre-modern cultures (such as vault construction or the use of centering), other may be specific to a single period or region (such as the use of concrete or structural ribs in vaulting). Papers examined the problems pre-modern masons commonly encountered-and the solutions they developed-in the process of design and construction. Table of Contents IntroductionOpening Papers Ulrike Wulf-Rheidt, "Still Higher and More Audacious: the Architecture of the Imperial Palaces on the Palatine in Rome" Abstract | PaperTechnology in Conext Katja Schröck, "A Comparative Look at Stone Setting Techniques" Abstract | PaperMaría de los Ángeles Utrero Agudo, "Building Churches in the 8th-10th Centuries in the Iberian Peninsula. Technology and Context"AbstractPeter I. Schneider, "Detecting Ideas of Rationalization in Medieval Islamic Building Design: The Case of the Rizk Camii in Hasankeyf, Turkey" Abstract | PaperWorkshop Practices David Khoshtaria, "Medieval Architectural Design and Building Process According to the Sculptural Images in Korogo Church" AbstractChris Henige, "The Contractors of Chartres Revisited" Abstract | PaperLarge-Scale Experiments Marco G. Brambilla, "Large Scale Building Techniques in Ilkhanid Iran" AbstractMichael Davis, "Plans and Revisions: The Terrace Drawings at the Cathedral of Clermont-Ferrand" AbstractUrban Buildings Allyson McDavid, "Renovation and Redesign in Late Antiquity: The Hadrianic Baths of Aphrodisias" AbstractBernhard Flüge, "Construction and Conception Techniques of Residential Buildings and Urbanism in Medieval Europe around 1100 AD: The Example of Cluny, France" Abstract | PaperJudith Ley, "Building Construction at the Turn from Antiquity to the Middle Ages: The Carolingian Palace in Aachen" AbstractBuilding in Time Karin Uetz, "A Close Look at the 11th Century Cross-Domed Church of St. Mark's, Venice" AbstractOleg Ioannissian and Gleb Ivakin, "Construction Materials and Building Constructions in the Architecture of Medieval Rus, from the 10th to the Beginning of the 12th Centuries" Abstract | PaperGod is in the Details Seth Bernard, "The Two-Piece Corinthian Capital and the Strategies of the Roman Builder" Abstract | PaperStavros Mamaloukos, "Observations on Doorways and Windows in Byzantine Architecture" Abstract | PaperAhmed E. Wahby and Dina Montasser, "The Ornamented Domes of Cairo: The Mamluk Mason's Challenge" Abstract | PaperGionata Rizzi, "Masons, Masonry, and the Mysteries in the Façade of the Parma Cathedral"AbstractLogistics and Materials Brian Sahotsky, "Masons, Materials, and Machinery: Logistical Challenges in Roman Building" Abstract | PaperJordan Pickett, "The Energetics of Monumental Construction in the 13th Century: Four Cross-Cultural Case Studies" AbstractArches, Vaults, and Domes Bernard O'Kane, "The Carved Stone Domes of Cairo" Abstract | PaperStefan Bürger, "Irregularity as a Stimulus for Order or an Impetus toward Chaos: The Virtuoso Art of Stone Masonry in the Marienkirche in Pirna" AbstractStefania Petralla, "Arches and Ribbed Vaults of the Iranian Tradition" Abstract | PaperDavid Wendland, "Analytical and Experimental Studies on Geometric Design and Construction of Late-Gothic Vaults" AbstractArchitectural Transmission Heather Grossman, "On Transmission and the Practice of Building in the Crusader Mediterranean" AbstractPushkar Sohoni, "Exploiting Slippage: Patronage, Building Technology, and Guilds" AbstractStructure and Construction Nikolaos Karydis, "Limiting the Use of Centering in Vault Construction: The Early Byzantine Churches of West Asia Minor" Abstract | PaperMatthew Savage, "Observations on a Vault Construction Technique in 9th and 10th Century Constantinople" AbstractCharles Anthony Stewart, "Flying Buttresses and Pointed Arches in Byzantine Cyprus" Abstract | Paper.
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