2023 - Franco Angeli
Articolo
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Conservation, transformation, and enhancement of Roman theatres and amphitheatres
13-20 p.
- The architectural heritage of the Classical age, present both in Italy and in the other Mediterranean countries, has been subject over the centuries to different phenomena that have caused either its abandonment or the continuation of its use, its transformation or the loss of its integrity. These processes have ensured the survival of these buildings through a continuous integration in urban and cultural activities. The paper presents the results of research aimed at the preservation of this heritage, suggesting strategies for its enhancement that proposes a project for tourist fruition according to theatres, amphiteatres and their cultural and geographical landscape. [Publisher's Text].
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Rivista italiana di acustica : 1, 2023-
Informazioni
Codice DOI: 10.3280/ria1-2023oa14864
ISSN: 2385-2615
PAROLE CHIAVE
- knowledge project, multi-layered heritage, ruins, historical landscape, Charters for the conservation of cultural heritage
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