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In the territories of our time, the architectural project enters into a relationship with the more or less visible and intangible traces of historical identities that have stratified the reality that we live every day. The essays in this book are a multi-identitarian collection on the issue of rehabilitation of boundary areas and conflict where memories, traces and absences create remembrances telling about human stories waiting for new rebirths.

INSIDE THE GREAT WAR BOUNDARIES, MEMORIES AND REMEMBRANCES TRACES AND ABSENCES

LONGO, Olivia
2017-01-01

Abstract

In the territories of our time, the architectural project enters into a relationship with the more or less visible and intangible traces of historical identities that have stratified the reality that we live every day. The essays in this book are a multi-identitarian collection on the issue of rehabilitation of boundary areas and conflict where memories, traces and absences create remembrances telling about human stories waiting for new rebirths.
2017
Sogg. privati ital. no profit
Olivia Longo
SH5_11 Cultural heritage, cultural memory
Inglese
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LISt Lab
Trento
ITALIA
Book printed with funds entrusted by the Eulo Foundation and ASM Gruppo A2A Foundation for the project “Invisible Architecture”, scientific responsible of the project Olivia Longo, D.I.C.A.T.A.M., Università degli Studi di Brescia. Book Series: Invisible Architecture Editor: Michele Sbacchi Associate Professor of Architectural and Urban Design Advisory Board: Oriel Prizeman, Senior Lecturer, Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University; Santiago Quesada-Garcia, Profesor Titular, Universidad de Sevilla; Federica Visconti, Associate Professor of Architectural and Urban Design, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II; Koon Wee, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong; Giacinto Cerviere, Oil Forest League Free School of Design and Environment This book series deals with scientific research in the fields of city, landscape and architecture within the current focus on reuse and conversion of built heritage. Special attention is placed on the sensible and inclusive aspect of architecture as far as it includes physical parts of context as well as immaterial aspect such as historical, antropological and sociological ones. These “invisible elements of architecture” are at the core of the book series. Consistently, key notions for this topic will be space-in-between, sublime, uncanny, and of course many others. These can help to understand some “experential” issues which are normally excluded from design development. The wide speculations of cultural anthropology and of phenomenolgy and existentialism set the ground for our approach.
Heritage, landscape, architecture, reuse
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