The Second World War caused irreversible damage to the city of Palestrina, especially in the areas adjacent to the Sanctuary of Fortuna. The restoration work, associated with archaeological investigations, aimed at “maximum conservation” and respect for the stratified urban reality. This paper illustrates phases and criteria of this work in the light of the relationship with the post-war reconstruction plan and the visceral relationship between the city and its archaeological sites.
Marconi, N., Florio, V. (2024). Identità antiquariale, stratificazione storica, cicatrici belliche, restauri. Il palazzo Colonna-Barberini nel palinsesto urbano di Palestrina. In Rosa Tamborrino (a cura di), Città che si adattano?, vol. 4, Strategie di adattamento e patrimonio critico adaptive strategies and critical heritage (pp. 956-969). Torino : AISU International.
Identità antiquariale, stratificazione storica, cicatrici belliche, restauri. Il palazzo Colonna-Barberini nel palinsesto urbano di Palestrina
Marconi Nicoletta;Florio Valentina
2024-01-01
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The Second World War caused irreversible damage to the city of Palestrina, especially in the areas adjacent to the Sanctuary of Fortuna. The restoration work, associated with archaeological investigations, aimed at “maximum conservation” and respect for the stratified urban reality. This paper illustrates phases and criteria of this work in the light of the relationship with the post-war reconstruction plan and the visceral relationship between the city and its archaeological sites.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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