THE INVENTION OF THE ROMAN APARTMENT BLOCK. A (architectural) model for a new clientele

Position: Post-doctoral research contract Institute: Uni. La Sapienza of Rome
Posted on: 25/05/2026 Deadline: 26/06/2026

Scientific-Disciplinary Group

08/CEAR-09 - Architectural Design

Description

The following proposal aims to outline a three-year research project, the outcome of which will be an exhibition on the Palazzina Romana and the accompanying catalogue. The project aims to provide an overview with a twofold objective. On the one hand, the research will highlight the significance of the invention of the Palazzina as a decisive urban phenomenon in the formation of the modern and contemporary city; on the other, it will shed light on the events that led to the construction of this new type of building, events which we may also regard as paradigmatic of the history of Italian architecture.

Compensation

27,990 Euro

Job posting website

https://trasparenza.uniroma1.it/page/5/details/20800/bando-di-selezione-per-il-conferimento-di-n-1-contratti-di-ricerca-cdr-12026-linvenzione-della-palazzina-romana-un-modello-edilizio-per-una-nuova-committenza-resp-prof-giancotti.html

Number of positions

1

Maximum duration

24.0

Funding body

Fondazione Roma

How to apply

Other

Selection process

Click to expand
The selection process, carried out by the Selection Committee, involves a comparative assessment of the candidates and is designed to evaluate the extent to which the proposed research project aligns with the research programme under consideration, as well as to assess whether the candidates possess a scientific and professional background appropriate to the research activities covered by the contract. up to 40 points for the professional academic CV, with particular relevance to the research topic covered by the call for applications; up to 30 points for the proposed project development plan submitted; up to 30 points for the oral interview and public discussion regarding the structure of the research topic.

View the original posting on the MUR website: Go to MUR website

Back to jobs