The restoration of the chapel of the Santísimo of the Church of Sant Miquel de Cardona Barcelona/Spain
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1992.v43.i418.1351Abstract
The little chapel with the cross-shaped ground plan and the dome over the transept, which was finished in 1744, reached our day in very bad conditions both formal and practical. Its restoration was approached as a "change of meaning", the basic objective was to give it an attractive new appearance which could awake interest among its visitors immersed in a transitory "monumental anhedonia". The performance was also supposed to solve the conflicts of conceptual and symbolic character between a traditional scheme of a chapel reserved for the Santísimo and the new mentality which generated the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council.
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