Danni di guerra, restauro e centri storici

Journal title STORIA URBANA
Author/s Gian Paolo Treccani
Publishing Year 2007 Issue 2007/114-115
Language Italian Pages 8 P. 5-12 File size 32 KB
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The author outlines the Italian debate on the work of reconstruction of the most important monuments damaged by bombing during the Second World War. He also introduces the essays contained in this periodical. The concept of monument, which after the war was extended from single buildings to cover the entire historic city centre, needed new and effective disciplinary tools which the policy of city reconstruction had to reckon with. Moreover, a significant input for the very image of war damaged cities as demonstrated by the essays published came from the debate on the architectonic language of reconstruction. In some cases architecture drew from traditional language, whereas in others a modern approach was the preferred option.

Gian Paolo Treccani, Danni di guerra, restauro e centri storici in "STORIA URBANA " 114-115/2007, pp 5-12, DOI: