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David H. Friedman
Associate Professor of the History of Architecture
and Urbanism
Room: 10-303B
Telephone: (617) 253-7572
Send e-mail
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Since
joining the faculty in 1978, Friedman has taught courses in
the history of urban form, medieval architecture, and Italian
Renaissance architecture. During the last two years he has also
lectured on Italian medieval urban form at the annual meeting
of the Renaissance Society of America, at the meeting of European
Urban Historians held in Venice in August 1998, and, in January
of 1999, at the conference (which he organized) held in the
Palazzo della Signoria in Florence to celebrate the 700th Anniversary
of the foundation of the first new towns by that city. Friedman
graduated from Brandeis University with a BA in 1965, attended
the University of Munich for a year, and received a PhD from
Harvard University in 1972. He has held fellowships at I Tatti
in Florence (1969-71, 1976, 1988), the American Academy in Rome
(1988-89), and the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton
(1985). His book Florentine New Towns: Urban Design in the Late
Middle Ages (MIT Press) won the Alice Davis Hitchcock award
from the Society of Architectural Historians for the most distinguished
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This
page: Background; see also: Profile and Works (Works
is in the Portfolio section)
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