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Courses Offered
History of Architecture I: Ancient and Medieval
History of Architecture II: Renaissance to Enlightenment
Early Renaissance Architecture
Sixteenth-Century Italian Architecture
Architecture of the Mediterranean World, 1300-1600
Renaissance Florence and Rome
Baroque Rome
The Art of Representation
New Museum Architecture
Monuments of Rome Through the Ages
Research
Ann Huppert is an architectural historian specializing in Italian Renaissance architecture. She is currently completing a book on the sixteenth-century painter and architect, Baldassarre Peruzzi, which examines the role of drawing in his design practice and the implications of the dramatic shift during the Renaissance from oral to graphic transmission of design ideas.
She has held fellowships at Worcester College, Oxford, and the Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rome. Recent publications and current projects focus on the history and development of representational techniques, the mapping of Rome and the origins of modern cartography, Renaissance archaeological investigation, architectural training and education, and quantification and practical mathematics in Renaissance Italy.
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