Processo conservativo e significatività. Un approccio metodologico per la progettazione dei sistemi di protezione nei siti archeologici

Autori

  • Cesare Sposito Università degli Studi di Palermo
  • Francesca Scalisi DEMETRA Ce.Ri.Med.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/462018

Parole chiave:

processo conservativo, valori e significatività, metodologia di valutazione, cultura tecnologica, sistemi di protezione

Abstract

All’interno del dibattito scientifico sulla conservazione del Patrimonio culturale in generale e dei Beni archeologici in particolare, in ragione della loro duplice natura (materiale e immateriale) e coerentemente con l’interesse della Cultura Tecnologica per la centralità di quegli aspetti di processo che sono determinanti per una loro adeguata valorizzazione e ampia fruizione, il presente contributo propone un modello di valutazione per capire ‘cosa’ conservare e ‘perché’ nell’ottica di uno sviluppo sostenibile, ancor prima di ‘come’ farlo, consentendo una più chiara lettura e una più agevole interpretazione delle complesse relazioni esistenti fra le preesistenze archeologiche, il contesto naturale e i sistemi antropici aggiunti. Il modello di valutazione proposto potrà guidare gli operatori verso una progettazione consapevole dei sistemi di protezione con valenza architettonica, favorendo l’individuazione delle soluzioni morfologiche, tipologiche e tecnico-costruttive più idonee alla restituzione delle potenziali significatività del Bene.

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Biografie autore

Cesare Sposito, Università degli Studi di Palermo

Architetto e PhD, è Professore Associato presso il Dipartimento di Architettura. Svolge ricerche sul processo di conservazione, concentrandosi in particolare sui sistemi di copertura per i siti archeologici, materiali innovativi per l'architettura, nanomateriali e risparmio energetico negli edifici.
E-mail: cesare.sposito@unipa.it

Francesca Scalisi, DEMETRA Ce.Ri.Med.

Architetto e PhD, è Responsabile della Ricerca presso il Centro Documentazione e Ricerca Euro-Mediterranea di Palermo. I suoi campi di ricerca riguardano i materiali sostenibili, le nanotecnologie e il contenimento dei consumi energetici degli edifici.
E-mail: francescascalisi@gmail.it

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30-12-2018

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Sposito, C. e Scalisi, F. (2018) «Processo conservativo e significatività. Un approccio metodologico per la progettazione dei sistemi di protezione nei siti archeologici», AGATHÓN | International Journal of Architecture Art and Design, 4(online), pagg. 45–58. doi: 10.19229/2464-9309/462018.

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Architettura | Saggi & Punti di vista