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Encyclopedia Ichnographica list (first draft)
1. redrawing
2. contiguous elements
3. Ichnographia
4. Campus Martius
5. archeology
6. Susan Dixon
7. Piranesi's imagination
8. metabolism
9. assimilation
10. Roman architecture
11. Piranesi
12. Manfredo Tafuri
14. Long (longest) axis
15. axes
16. Vatican Hill
17. Tiber
18. Triumphal Way
20. Hadrian axis
21. Guius Flaminius
22. circular formations
23. typologies
24. urban design
25. Mars
26. sacred site (sacred precinct)
27. sexual connotations
28. cardo
29. decumanus
30. St. Peter's Basilica
32. Ara Pacis
33. Forma Urbis
34. Lanciani
37. language of the plans
38. the mundane (profane) axis
39. life and death (axes)
40. 3-D rendition / reconstruction
41. Vincent Scully
42. Louis I. Kahn
44. CAD
45. theater district
46. Fasolo
47. virtual architect
48. virtual architecture (place)
50. Nolli plan
51. promenade architecturale
52. Stephen Lauf
53. Anthony D'Aulerio
54. Durand
55. Schinkel
56. Peter Eisenman
57. James Stirling
58. Jennifer Bloomer
59. Wilton-Ely
60. fertile architecture
61. extremism
63. St. Augustine
64. The City of God Against the Pagans
65. Vico
66. The New Science
67. Collingwood
68. reenactment
69. axis of love and was
70. downtown vs. suburbia
72. aerial perspectives
73. Samuel Bell Platner
74. Horra Galbea
75. Middleton
76. Porticus Amelia
77. Scenographia
78. Romulus (Quirinus)
79. chronology (time)
80. inversion / conversion
81. dedication
82. Otto Lauf
83. Robert Adam
84. bibliography
85. Stanley Allen
86. scale comparisons
87. Aldo Rossi
88. double theater
89. Tacitus
90. Suetonius
91. Pliny
92. Perruzzi
93. subtext
94. mistakes
95. theme park
96. satire - satirical gardens
97. vernacular architecture
98. patterns
99. Isozaki
100. beginning and end
101. reversal
102. palimpsest
103. Honorius and his wife Maria
104. Aurelian Wall
Encyclopedia Ichnographica list (first draft)
1. redrawing
2. contiguous elements
3. Ichnographia
4. Campus Martius
5. archeology
6. Susan Dixon
7. Piranesi's imagination
8. metabolism
9. assimilation
10. Roman architecture
11. Piranesi
12. Manfredo Tafuri
14. Long (longest) axis
15. axes
16. Vatican Hill
17. Tiber
18. Triumphal Way
20. Hadrian axis
21. Guius Flaminius
22. circular formations
23. typologies
24. urban design
25. Mars
26. sacred site (sacred precinct)
27. sexual connotations
28. cardo
29. decumanus
30. St. Peter's Basilica
32. Ara Pacis
33. Forma Urbis
34. Lanciani
37. language of the plans
38. the mundane (profane) axis
39. life and death (axes)
40. 3-D rendition / reconstruction
41. Vincent Scully
42. Louis I. Kahn
44. CAD
45. theater district
46. Fasolo
47. virtual architect
48. virtual architecture (place)
50. Nolli plan
51. promenade architecturale
52. Stephen Lauf
53. Anthony D'Aulerio
54. Durand
55. Schinkel
56. Peter Eisenman
57. James Stirling
58. Jennifer Bloomer
59. Wilton-Ely
60. fertile architecture
61. extremism
63. St. Augustine
64. The City of God Against the Pagans
65. Vico
66. The New Science
67. Collingwood
68. reenactment
69. axis of love and was
70. downtown vs. suburbia
72. aerial perspectives
73. Samuel Bell Platner
74. Horra Galbea
75. Middleton
76. Porticus Amelia
77. Scenographia
78. Romulus (Quirinus)
79. chronology (time)
80. inversion / conversion
81. dedication
82. Otto Lauf
83. Robert Adam
84. bibliography
85. Stanley Allen
86. scale comparisons
87. Aldo Rossi
88. double theater
89. Tacitus
90. Suetonius
91. Pliny
92. Perruzzi
93. subtext
94. mistakes
95. theme park
96. satire - satirical gardens
97. vernacular architecture
98. patterns
99. Isozaki
100. beginning and end
101. reversal
102. palimpsest
103. Honorius and his wife Maria
104. Aurelian Wall