The double-chaired voussoir barrel vault on the Gymnasium Calidarium, Salamis Cyprus

Name: The double-chaired voussoir barrel vault on the Gymnasium Calidarium, Salamis Cyprus
Author: Camiz, Alessandro, Griffo, M., Tedeschi, A.

İsim	The double-chaired voussoir barrel vault on the Gymnasium Calidarium, Salamis Cyprus
Yazar	Camiz, Alessandro, Griffo, M., Tedeschi, A.
Basım Tarihi:	2019
Basım Yeri	- Gangemi Editore
Konu	Architecture, Archaeology, History of architecture, Digital survey
Tür	Belge
Dil	İngilizce
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Kütüphane:	Özyeğin Üniversitesi
Demirbaş Numarası	9788849238006
Kayıt Numarası	4d2988ae-0dc8-49ff-b0ea-1a4feea69540
Lokasyon	Architecture
Tarih	2019
Örnek Metin	The colonnade of the Salamis Gymnasium was excavated in 1890 (Arthur, Munro & Tubbs, 1891) and interpreted as part of a Temple of Zeus. The area was recognized as a thermal complex following new excavations in 1925, which therein uncovered partially three vaulted aulae. The building is a stratified palimpsest, reconstructed over the ruins of several earthquakes. First built during the rule of Augustus, archaeologists have dated one phase of the complex to the principate of Trajan 98-117 AD [25]. Others agree on dating the thermal buildings to the II century. On the base of the statues and coins found during the excavations, Karagheorgis pushed the last phase to the VI century. Even though dating the complex is an open issue, in the last phase, the architects designed this barrel vault, “une voûte faite de larges dalles assemblées” with double-chaired voussoirs, an anti-seismic device, on top of a thick wall of limestone ashlars. Stratigraphic data derived from an UAV digital photogrammetric survey allowed a tentative dating of the last phase of the complex. The paper will provide the graphical reconstruction of the vault so to understand its structural behaviour. We analysed the results of the survey with reference to other coeval examples of thermal buildings in the eastern Mediterranean area to provide new data for the building’s constructive phases within the late antique settlement of Constantia.
Editör	Conte, A., Guida, A.

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The double-chaired voussoir barrel vault on the Gymnasium Calidarium, Salamis Cyprus

Yazar Camiz, Alessandro, Griffo, M., Tedeschi, A.

Basım Tarihi 2019

Basım Yeri - Gangemi Editore

Konu Architecture, Archaeology, History of architecture, Digital survey

Tür Belge

Dil İngilizce

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Kütüphane Özyeğin Üniversitesi

Demirbaş Numarası 9788849238006

Kayıt Numarası 4d2988ae-0dc8-49ff-b0ea-1a4feea69540

Lokasyon Architecture

Tarih 2019

Örnek Metin The colonnade of the Salamis Gymnasium was excavated in 1890 (Arthur, Munro & Tubbs, 1891) and interpreted as part of a Temple of Zeus. The area was recognized as a thermal complex following new excavations in 1925, which therein uncovered partially three vaulted aulae. The building is a stratified palimpsest, reconstructed over the ruins of several earthquakes. First built during the rule of Augustus, archaeologists have dated one phase of the complex to the principate of Trajan 98-117 AD [25]. Others agree on dating the thermal buildings to the II century. On the base of the statues and coins found during the excavations, Karagheorgis pushed the last phase to the VI century. Even though dating the complex is an open issue, in the last phase, the architects designed this barrel vault, “une voûte faite de larges dalles assemblées” with double-chaired voussoirs, an anti-seismic device, on top of a thick wall of limestone ashlars. Stratigraphic data derived from an UAV digital photogrammetric survey allowed a tentative dating of the last phase of the complex. The paper will provide the graphical reconstruction of the vault so to understand its structural behaviour. We analysed the results of the survey with reference to other coeval examples of thermal buildings in the eastern Mediterranean area to provide new data for the building’s constructive phases within the late antique settlement of Constantia.

Editör Conte, A., Guida, A.