Senses of Venice
This project brings to life the first accurate map of Venice produced in 1729 by Ludovico Ughi. Printed in sections, it included sixteen vignettes of… Read More »Senses of Venice
Additional Projects
Paris of Waters
Paris of Waters is on hold while Professor Galletti is on leave. Paris of Waters is a research project that focuses on the impact of… Read More »Paris of Waters
Mapping Stereotomy
Mapping Stereotomy is on hold while Professor Galletti is on leave. Mapping Stereotomy is a database dedicated to stereotomy, the art of cutting stones into… Read More »Mapping Stereotomy
Jacobs University, Bremen, Germany Collaboration
Duke has established a close relationship with members of the Jacobs University community in Bremen, Germany. In 2012-13 several Jacobs graduate students came to campus… Read More »Jacobs University, Bremen, Germany Collaboration
Ghett/App
The Ghett/App mobile application was developed by Paolo Borin, Ludovica Galeazzo and Victoria Szabo of the Visualizing Venice team to complement the physical exhibition “Venice,… Read More »Ghett/App
Eremitani
The Church of the Eremitani in Padua was almost entirely destroyed in the Second World War. Prior to this terrible event, the church was an… Read More »Eremitani
Death, burial and commemoration in Athens
This research project is a multi-faceted, diachronic study of the commemoration of the dead in Athens, which explores the shifting locations of burial, the findspots… Read More »Death, burial and commemoration in Athens
Building Duke
Building Duke is on hold while Professor Galletti is on leave. Building Duke is a three-year initiative that will be implemented in three phases: data… Read More »Building Duke
Art of the Americas Interactive
This project is a partnership with the Nasher Museum to re-imagine the exhibition of the museum’s collection of ancient American Art, one of the best… Read More »Art of the Americas Interactive
Water and Food in Venice
Venice was created as a series of transitions from mainland to lagoon, from lagoon to the Mediterranean, and eventually to a network of ports and… Read More »Water and Food in Venice