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| Lingua originale | Italian |
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| Stato di pubblicazione | Published - 2017 |
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Paesaggio e relazioni contestuali per la persistenza della memoria: l’itinerario APER. / Germana' Ml; Sferrazza Ak.
2017.Risultato della ricerca: Paper
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T1 - Paesaggio e relazioni contestuali per la persistenza della memoria: l’itinerario APER
AU - Germana' Ml; Sferrazza Ak
AU - Sferrazza, Angela Elena Katiuscia
AU - Germana', Maria Luisa
PY - 2017
Y1 - 2017
N2 - The manifold relationships between the architectural heritage and its context represent an essential element in order to understand, preserve and enhance the identity of a site, by adopting an approach that embraces the complexity of all its dimensions. The contemporary landscape still preserves traces of the Past in different perceptible forms, but often there isn’t enough awareness of this. The ‘cultural routes’ can be an instrument to give back readability to the system of connections between sites and their contexts, that is one of the objectives of the heritage enhancement. After presenting a general framework of the topic, the paper illustrates a proposed itinerary which retraces the ancient Via Selinuntina along the southern coast of Sicily. The itinerary, with its extraordinary rural and natural landscapes, connects some archaeological sites, featured by domestic architecture, and recalls the intangible heritage of those places. This proposal in 2014 was part of the activities developed within the APER Project (Architettura domestica Punica Ellenistica e Romana / Punic Hellenistic and Roman domestic Architecture), funded by the Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Italie-Tunisie 2007-2013.
AB - The manifold relationships between the architectural heritage and its context represent an essential element in order to understand, preserve and enhance the identity of a site, by adopting an approach that embraces the complexity of all its dimensions. The contemporary landscape still preserves traces of the Past in different perceptible forms, but often there isn’t enough awareness of this. The ‘cultural routes’ can be an instrument to give back readability to the system of connections between sites and their contexts, that is one of the objectives of the heritage enhancement. After presenting a general framework of the topic, the paper illustrates a proposed itinerary which retraces the ancient Via Selinuntina along the southern coast of Sicily. The itinerary, with its extraordinary rural and natural landscapes, connects some archaeological sites, featured by domestic architecture, and recalls the intangible heritage of those places. This proposal in 2014 was part of the activities developed within the APER Project (Architettura domestica Punica Ellenistica e Romana / Punic Hellenistic and Roman domestic Architecture), funded by the Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Italie-Tunisie 2007-2013.
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10447/238018
UR - http://www.lerma.it/index.php?pg=SchedaTitolo&key=00013127
M3 - Paper
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