A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Architettura, tradizione e recupero in un centro storico minore del Friuli Venezia Giulia
We propose the result of a prolonged research work developed, relating to traditional vernacular architectures characterizing minor contexts. The focus of the contribution concerns in particular the territorial area of Valcellina (Pn) characterized by historical and environmental specificities. From a common elementary typological matrix attributable to the paradigm of the pre-Alpine house, the building heritage has evolved into a series of variants that have determined its progressive adaptation to economic and environmental conditions. From a common elementary typological matrix attributable to the paradigm of the pre-Alpine house, the building heritage has evolved into a series of variants that have determined its progressive adaptation to economic and environmental conditions. In the smaller centers scattered along the valley the aggregation processes of the primitive bicellular units are readable, with redefinition of the vertical connection paths, of subdivision into single-cell units (columnar houses at Andreis), of progressive closure of the balconies with the generation of a subsequent type (loggia house) most present, above all for climatic reasons in the upper part of the valley, but with different connotations than the similar constructions of nearby Carnia. The study clearly shows how the spontaneous conscience of the settled population is reflected in the constructive culture and as a consequence this remains with the changing environmental contexts.
Architettura, tradizione e recupero in un centro storico minore del Friuli Venezia Giulia
We propose the result of a prolonged research work developed, relating to traditional vernacular architectures characterizing minor contexts. The focus of the contribution concerns in particular the territorial area of Valcellina (Pn) characterized by historical and environmental specificities. From a common elementary typological matrix attributable to the paradigm of the pre-Alpine house, the building heritage has evolved into a series of variants that have determined its progressive adaptation to economic and environmental conditions. From a common elementary typological matrix attributable to the paradigm of the pre-Alpine house, the building heritage has evolved into a series of variants that have determined its progressive adaptation to economic and environmental conditions. In the smaller centers scattered along the valley the aggregation processes of the primitive bicellular units are readable, with redefinition of the vertical connection paths, of subdivision into single-cell units (columnar houses at Andreis), of progressive closure of the balconies with the generation of a subsequent type (loggia house) most present, above all for climatic reasons in the upper part of the valley, but with different connotations than the similar constructions of nearby Carnia. The study clearly shows how the spontaneous conscience of the settled population is reflected in the constructive culture and as a consequence this remains with the changing environmental contexts.
Architettura, tradizione e recupero in un centro storico minore del Friuli Venezia Giulia
Petriccione Livio (author) / Chinellato Francesco (author) / Croatto Giorgio (author) / Santi Giovanni (author) / Turrini Umberto (author) / Bertolazzi Angelo (author) / Petriccione, Livio / Chinellato, Francesco / Croatto, Giorgio / Santi, Giovanni
2020-01-01
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English , Italian
Architettura, tradizione e recupero in un centro storico minore del Friuli Venezia Giulia
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