Date of Award

8-2022

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Interior Architecture, MAIA

School

CAS

Department

Art & Design Department

Faculty Advisor

Sean Solley

Second Advisor

Elizabeth Ghiseline

Third Advisor

Sandro Carella

Abstract

This is the exploration to bring Ancient Roman Bathing cycles to our modern world. The practice was used in ancient Rome for cleanliness but also for socializing, exercising, and detoxing. Our society has grown so far from ancient practices that were used for centuries to heal people and it is time to bring them back.

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Subject Headings

The Modernization of Ancient Roman Baths

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