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43255

Type

chapter

Titre

An architectural project of Giovanni Maria Falconetto discovered during the restoration of the Alvise Cornaro house

Langues

English

Auteurs

Berti, Maurizio

Éditeurs

Hawkes, Dean / Bougdah, Hocine / Rosso, Federica / Cavalagli, Nicola / Ghoneem, Mahmoud Yousef M. / Alalouch, Chaham / Mohareb, Nabil

Lieu de publication

Cham

Pays de publication

Switzerland

Maison d'édition

Springer Nature

Date

2019

Pages

p. 135-143

Collection

Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation

Titre de la source

Conservation of Architectural Heritage A Culmination of Selected Research Papers from the Second International Conference on Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH-2), Egypt 2018

ISBN

978-3-030-10870-0

Mots-clés

history of architecture / theoretical aspects / theory of restoration / theory of conservation / conservation of cultural heritage / conservation of historic monuments / management / education / town houses / theatres

Pays mentionnés

Italy

Monuments et sites

House of Alvise Cornaro in Padua, Italy, 16th century.

Personnalités

Cornaro, Alvise / Falconetto, Giovanni Maria / Vitruvius

Résumé en anglais

The restoration of the courtyard of the house of Alvise Cornaro was carried out between 1983 and 2000. During this long period, the author produced several studies and projects, regularly debated with a high-profile interna- tional scientific commission. The house of Alvise Cornaro, in Padua, was reformed between 1524 and 1560 ca. and is one of the first architectures of the Roman Renaissance according to the Vitruvius canons built in northern Italy. This architecture has long established its reputation as a place for comedies and small concerts due to the presence of two buildings of great architectural quality: the Loggia and the Odeo. Based on observations and measurements, however, the restoration programme allowed us to recognize that architecture corresponds to a unitary project inspired by a kind of the domus canonized in the Vitruvius architecture treatise. The paper presents arguments and conclusions of this case study.

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-10871-7

Document joint

2019_Bookmatter_ConservationOfArchitecturalHer-Berti.pdf

Licence

Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (BY-NC-ND)