Hart
104. Case Studies in Ancient
and Medieval Architecture
Fall
Semester 2004
Design of the
Monastic City
Benedict
of Nursia c. 480-553
The
Rule or the Rule of Benedict
Monte
Casino, Italy, 529
Synods
of Aachen (Inden), 816-817
Louis
the Pious
Bishop
Haito of Basil, Abbot of Richenau
Abbot
Gozbert of St. Gall
Cenobites
Anchorites
Sarabaitess
Gyrovagues
Timgad,
North Africa, c. 100 A.D.
Skellig
Michael, Ireland, 6th-9th century
Offices: (matins, laudes, prime, terce, sext,
nones, verspers, compline)
square
schematism
module
claustrum
novitiate
(novices, oblates, pulsantes)
double
ender
forechoir
Isidore
of Seville (dispositio, constructio, venustas)
Lecture
8. The Church of Saint-Gall
Architecture and the Rule of Benedict
Relics and Procession
St.
Riquier, Centula, 790-799
Angelbert's,
Libellus
Hariulf,'s drawing, 10th
centurty
capsa maior
capsa minore
imagines
Team
3 Discussion. What happens in a cloister?
Architecture
and Memory
locational memory
ekphrasis
orthopraxis
meditation
machine
mnemonics