Nolli
A Nolli map is a type of cartographic representation developed by the Italian architect and urban planner Giuseppe Nolli in the 18th century. Unlike traditional maps that focus on physical features like streets and buildings, Nolli maps emphasize the spatial relationships and circulation within urban environments. These maps highlight public and private spaces, often using simple line work to distinguish between accessible and inaccessible areas.
Nolli’s most famous work, the *Piano di Roma* (Plan of Rome), created in 1748, revolutionized urban mapping
Nolli maps gained prominence for their clarity and utility in urban analysis, influencing later studies in
The legacy of Nolli’s work lies in its ability to simplify complex urban landscapes into meaningful, actionable