Connections Between Contemporary Design and Ancient Roman Architecture
Architecture historian Diane Favro, professor emerita at UCLA, will share her work about the Roman built environment and its relevance to today’s design and planning in Urbanism, as well as how we can learn from ancient construction and engineering expertise to create exceptional spaces in our cities. This is the first of our Nortman Lecture Series spring events. This event was recorded on March 8, 2023.
Speakers:
Diane Favro, architectural historian and professor emerita at UCLA’s Department of Architecture and Urban Design
For more information visit the event website.
March 8, 2023
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