Author
Camiz, Alessandro
Publication Date
2019
Publication Place
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National Scientific Society of Architectural Design teachers, SSD ICAR 14, 15 and 16: Naples
Subject
Architecture, Archaeology, Architectural theory, Architectural design
Type
Document
Language
English
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID
9788890905490
Record ID
93586cb1-2964-40d0-8fc1-2033d47245bd
Library Location
Architecture
Date
2019
Sample Text
In the recent debate on the relationship between architecture and archeology (Capozzi, Fusco and Visconti 2019), (Mariniello 2016) the thesis prevails according to which the contemporary project should take the form of the archaeological site, figuratively affirming its contemporaneity. This assertion characterizes much of the recent Italian design experimentation in archaeological contexts (Basso Peressut and Caliari 2014), (Cellini et al. 2009) but above all fuels the controversy that very often pits architects against bodies responsible for protection, making the life of projects very difficult. This contribution questions the need for such a figurative statement. In an archaeological area, before the architectural project, a subtraction design operation was carried out, the excavation, which is configured as a negative stratigraphic unit (Harris 1989).
Editör
Calderoni, A., Di Palma, B., Nitti, A., Oliva, G.
