Phd in HISTORY, REPRESENTATION AND RESTORATION OF ARCHITECTURE

email: marina.docci@uniroma1.it
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building: Piazza Borghese piano mezzanino (Facarch P01)
room: L001

Architect and Phd in Conservation of Architectural Heritage, she is Associate Professor of Architectural Restoration. Since 2007, Marina has been in charge of “La Sapienza” University of Rome’s Second Level Master in “Architectural Design for the Recovery of Historical Buildings and Public Areas” (P.A.R.E.S.). She is also a member of the same university’s professorial board for the Architectural History and Restoration doctorate program. Since 2011 she has been responsible for the Quality Commission for the Architecture five-year Master's Degree Course in the same university, where she carries out his teaching activity.
Her own research activity focuses on the conservation of architectural heritage and the history of architecture; her main interests lie in understanding, analyzing and evaluating urban changes with a particular focus on buildings such as St. Paul outside the wall, Rome. Recently she has deepened the issues concerning to the restoring of historic centers and she has investigated the renewal and enhancement of the industrial heritage.