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faculty
fikret k. yegül, professor
curriculum vitae
specialization
Roman art and architecture.
office hours
Arts 1230, Thursdays 4:00- 5:00
phone
805 893 7585
B.Arch. Middle East Technical University, Ankara
B.Arch. Yale University
M.Arch. University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D. Harvard University
Fikret Yegül is an architectural historian specializing in Roman
art and architecture; he has long worked on the Sardis Archaeological
Expedition. He has been a Fulbright Fellow and an Ailsa Mellon Bruce Senior
Fellow at CASVA Washington, D.C. His books include
The Roman Bath Gymnasium Complex at Sardis, 1986; Gentlemen
of Instinct and Breeding: Architecture at the American Academy in Rome,
1894—1940, 1991; Baths and Bathing in
Classical Antiquity, 1992. The last has won the Society of Architectural
Historians' Alice Davis Hitchcock Prize. Yegül is currently working
on a folio publication of the Temple of Artemis at Sardis focusing on
a real-time digital modeling of the monument. He regularly teaches courses
in Greek and Roman art and architecture, but he is excited about a new
design-based course "Culture of Architecture" to be offered
next year.
