City, architecture and restoration, conservation problems of historical centers
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Method, restoration of historic towns, urban context, structural meanings, functional meaningsAbstract
This writing begins revisiting the theories which gave the principle references for the restoration of monuments,till the protection of the “modern”. The first part of this article finished with a light description of the restoration works that took place in Firenze at the end of the nineteen century. Afterwards, it tries to explain the methods used in the restoration of historic towns, attending to other subjects, not only to image. But to structural and functional meanings, in order to be able to improve the way of living in the historic towns. Practical examples of restoration interventions as those of Palazzo Dami and Palazzo Uffizi in Firenze, close this article.
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