Paola Porretta

Biography

"She graduated with honours in architecture at Roma Tre (2001, Supervisor L. Franciosini, Co-supervisor F. Cellini) and she attended the Ph.D at IUAV (2007, international program Villard d’Honnecourt) with a thesis in history of archaeological restoration titled Antonio Muñoz and the relations between archaeology and architecture in the building of the identity of modern Rome. From 2010 to 2012 and in 2015 she is Post-Doctoral Researcher at Roma Tre (Regione Lazio: luoghi d’identità diffusa per il turismo culturale; Il quadrante Ostiense-Marconi: contesti storici, territoriali, urbani e architettonici, scientific coordinator E. Pallottino). Since 2002 she has been teaching assistant at Roma Tre and she has been co-supervisor for about 50 Master’s Degree theses, most of which have been awarded and published (Master’s Degree in Architectural Design and in Architectural Restoration); currently, she is part of the teaching team of the thesis Workshop Archaeological sites, natural linear systems and ancient infrastructures. In 2013 she was Adjunct Professor of Archeological Restoration and since 2015 of Architectural restoration design A. She has taught in the Second level Master Architettura|Storia|Progetto (M. Manieri Elia, F. Cellini, M.M. Segarra), in the Postgraduate Course Cultura del progetto in ambito archeologico (M.M. Segarra) and in several seminars, among which, recently, the international Peace and Development in Mediterranean Area: the Role of University Cooperation, Session Peace, sustainable development and Cultural Heritage, organized by MIUR, CeAS and Roma Tre; now, she is teacher in the Second level Masters Restauro architettonico e cultura del patrimonio (P. Marconi, E. Pallottino)."

Research Interest

studies and enhancement programs for cultural heritage