Paul Emmons is a registered architect and Associate Professor at the Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center of Virginia Tech, USA where he directs the PhD program in Architecture and Design. John Hendrix is Professor of Architectural History at the University of Lincoln, UK and Adjunct Professor at Roger Williams University and at Rhode Island School of Design, USA. Jane Lomholt is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture at the University of Lincoln, UK, where she is head of History and Theory.

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• Prologue: Cultivating Architecture Part 1: Architecture as Agent of Recovery, a Testimony to Values Introduction 1. Greek Theatre as an Embodiment of Cultural Meaning 2. The Restoration of the Hut of Romulus 3. Il Corridoio Vasariano: A Resplendent Passage to Medici and Vasari’s Grandeur 4. Language Beyond Metaphor: The Structural Symbolism of Borromini’s Sant’Ivo alla Sapienza 5. Villa Albani, Repository of Multiple Narratives 6. The Space of Fiction: On the Cultural Relevance of Architecture 7. Using Old Stuff and Thinking in a New Way: Material Culture, Conservation and Fashion in Architecture Part 2: Architecture as Substance and Sustenance: Cultural Desires and Needs Introduction 8. De Beata Architectura, Places for Thinking 9. Sverre Fehn: Materials and Culture 10. A Persuasive Topology: Alvar Aalto and the Ambience of History 11. Freiraum: Ideas of Freedom and Nature in the Work of Mies van der Rohe 12. Architectural Poetics in Alvaro Siza’s Church of Santa Maria 13. "The Play of Plans: Le Corbusier’s Serious Game of Dominos 14. Something out of the "Ordinary" Part 3: A Time of Aspirations: Cultural Understanding of the Roles of Architecture 15. The Relevance of Beauty in Architecture 16. Architectural Creation Between ‘Culture’ and ‘Civilization’ 17. Architectural Identity Demystified: Visual Voices from the Arab World 18. The Fiction of the Digital in the Mediated City 19. The Memory of Ruins and the Ruins of Memory 20. The Conceptual Bearings of the Intercultural Role of Architecture 21. Architecture as the Psyche of a Culture Epilogue: The Necessity of Architecture

Paul Emmons is a registered architect and Associate Professor at the Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center of Virginia Tech, USA where he directs the PhD program in Architecture and Design. John Hendrix is Professor of Architectural History at the University of Lincoln, UK and Adjunct Professor at Roger Williams University and at Rhode Island School of Design, USA. Jane Lomholt is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture at the University of Lincoln, UK, where she is head of History and Theory.

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• Prologue: Cultivating Architecture Part 1: Architecture as Agent of Recovery, a Testimony to Values Introduction 1. Greek Theatre as an Embodiment of Cultural Meaning 2. The Restoration of the Hut of Romulus 3. Il Corridoio Vasariano: A Resplendent Passage to Medici and Vasari’s Grandeur 4. Language Beyond Metaphor: The Structural Symbolism of Borromini’s Sant’Ivo alla Sapienza 5. Villa Albani, Repository of Multiple Narratives 6. The Space of Fiction: On the Cultural Relevance of Architecture 7. Using Old Stuff and Thinking in a New Way: Material Culture, Conservation and Fashion in Architecture Part 2: Architecture as Substance and Sustenance: Cultural Desires and Needs Introduction 8. De Beata Architectura, Places for Thinking 9. Sverre Fehn: Materials and Culture 10. A Persuasive Topology: Alvar Aalto and the Ambience of History 11. Freiraum: Ideas of Freedom and Nature in the Work of Mies van der Rohe 12. Architectural Poetics in Alvaro Siza’s Church of Santa Maria 13. "The Play of Plans: Le Corbusier’s Serious Game of Dominos 14. Something out of the "Ordinary" Part 3: A Time of Aspirations: Cultural Understanding of the Roles of Architecture 15. The Relevance of Beauty in Architecture 16. Architectural Creation Between ‘Culture’ and ‘Civilization’ 17. Architectural Identity Demystified: Visual Voices from the Arab World 18. The Fiction of the Digital in the Mediated City 19. The Memory of Ruins and the Ruins of Memory 20. The Conceptual Bearings of the Intercultural Role of Architecture 21. Architecture as the Psyche of a Culture Epilogue: The Necessity of Architecture