Architectural Drawing in Rome

1. Architectural Drawing in Rome • June 15 – July 7, 2011 • Interior Architecture – Ohio University

4. ISA Housing – Apartments in Trastevere

5. Partnership – International Studies Abroad ISA provides assistance with: • Housing • 24/7 access • Travel to distant destinations • Itinerary, planning, group tickets for many trips • Access to classroom space • 24/7 assistance in emergency situations

6. Artist, designer, and educator • Focus on architecture as a reflection of a society’s cultural and philosophical ideas.   • Currently at Skyline Design in Chicago, a decorative architectural glass studio and manufacturer. • Design development & brand managing the 2009 Neocon Gold award winning Botanica ™ Collection to • Sales and marketing for the New York A & D community. • Works closely with such firms as Gensler, NBBJ, Perkins & Will, and Cannon Design. • History, Classical Studies and Art History (BA) from Loyola University at Chicago, • Spent time at Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center studying Roman and Etruscan Art and Architecture and Italian.  • MFA in Studio Art from Northwestern University, • Taught Foundations for Interiors at Harrington College of Design, including Chicago Architectural History and 3D Design. Christine Mekhitarian Assistant Director

7. Architectural Drawing in Rome Course Offerings: • ARTI 392: Interior Architecture Study Abroad 6 hours – Studio/Seminar • ARTI 480: History of Furniture & Interiors I 3 hours – Lecture • ART 497: Independent Study 3 hours – Studio/Seminar All students register for a total of 9 hours

8. Curriculum • Focused studio time, informed by readings, presentations & discussions. • Daily structure: • Given readings and resources for each site visited. • Discussion of the site, with emphasis on architecture, materials, and space as related to history and culture • Studio time at the site. Emphasis on hand drawing media, complimented with digital tools.

9. Studio Curriculum

10. Studio Curriculum

11. Studio Curriculum Caroline Maudit: An Architect in Italy, p. 26

12. Caroline Maudit: An Architect in Italy, p. 15

13. Caroline Maudit: An Architect in Italy, p. 91

14. Caroline Maudit: An Architect in Italy, p. 47

15. Timeline • Ancient Rome (with Etruscan references) • Trips: Herculaneum & Hadrian’s Villa • Medieval Italy • Trip: Assisi • Renaissance Rome • Baroque Rome • Neoclassic Rome • 20th Century Rome

16. Roman Forum

17. Roman Forum

18. Roman Forum: Model

19. The Colosseum

20. The ColosseumStudent Watercolour by Abbey Roemer

21. Hadrian’s Villa - Tivoli

22. Hadrian’s Villa - Tivoli

23. Hadrian’s Villa - Tivoli Student Watercolour: Allison Schmid

24. Day Trip to Herculaneum – Just outside of Napoli

25. HerculaneumNaples, Italy

26. HerculaneumNaples, Italy

27. Day Trip to Assisi – A Medieval Town in Italy

28. Assisi – Medieval Italy

29. Assisi – Church of St. Francis

30. The Sistine Chapel

31. Vatican City

32. The Vatican: St. Peter’s Basilica

33. St. Peter’s Dome

34. Church of the JubileeBy Richard Meier

35. Church of the JubileeBy Richard Meier

36. Church of the JubileeBy Richard Meier

37. Architectural Drawing in Rome • June 15 – July 7, 2011 • Interior Architecture – Ohio University

38. Architectural drawinG in rome Study abroad summer 2011

39. Overview of program by vince

40. Program offered jointly by ohio university and international studies abroad • Program staff:Professor Vince Wojtas • Christine Mekhitarian • ISA staff in Rome, Andrea Di Carlo • Lori Lammert in Education Abroad • http://www.studiesabroad.com/ • http://www.studiesabroad.com/programs/country/italy/city/rome/viewCityStaff/200

41. HOW TO APPly • Apply online at http://eais.admsrv.ohio.edu/eais/student/. You can get to this page from www.ohio.edu/educationabroad - click Apply Now! • Deadline: March 4, 2011 • Requirements: • Two academic references • Essay describing your goals for the program (1-2 pages) • Digital portfolio (on a CD) demonstrating drawing abilities– submit to Professor Wojtas. • Interview required. • Minimum GPA: 3.0

42. Post-application steps • If you don’t have a passport, apply as soon as possible • Interview • Nomination process • Accepting your nomination • Registration with ISA and medical clearance form for ISA • Orientation • Education Abroad requirements • Health information form; request for accommodation if applicable • HTH health insurance • Registration with US embassy • Copy of US passport and flight itinerary to Professor Wojtas • ISA requirements • Travel Responsibility & Release • Code of Conduct • Medical History • Health Clearance.  • You will be working with both Ohio University and ISA as it is a jointly-offered program, and must complete important paperwork and requirements for both entities!

43. Cost and payment deadlines • Student Budget Worksheet • Tuition, program fee, and administrative fee will be billed to your OAK account June 10. • Program deposit of $500 will be due March 28. • Passport ($140) should be purchase immediately (available at www.travel.state.gov). • During spring quarter, you will need to purchase round-trip airfare and any medical bills associated with medical clearance form, and required and recommended immunizations and vaccinations.

44. Funding your trip • Program-specific scholarship – Due March 4 • Summer Travel Grant – Due Feb. 21 - http://www.ohio.edu/educationabroad/Students/TravelGrant.html • Other funding opportunities: http://www.ohio.edu/educationabroad/Students/scholarship.html.