In a historic environment, design with order an ostensible disorder
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https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/1132017Keywords:
order, disorder, regenerationAbstract
The essay examines the relationship between the built and its regeneration. We are too often led to believe that contemporaneity lies only in manufactured products that are devised ex-novo, built as an expression of the languages belonging to the school of the archistars; but, as an alternative, with a skillful employment of various technologies, it is possible to think over and turn, once again, functioning the already experienced places, allowing the interventions to be reversible, in a continuous relationship between order and disorder, in which the first is method and project, while the second represents the chaos of the existent.
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