Restoration Ruins - Restoration with Minimum Intervention

Routine maintenance interventions performed on monumental heritage of important art-historical interest. The intervention is taken after a careful analysis of the ongoing pathologies by finding appropriate solutions to ensure the best preservation over time.

Living in History	The Gorizia Castle
Restoration with Minimum Intervention	The Piagnaro Castle, Pontremoli
Creating Museums in Historical Structures	Villa De Brandis in San Giovanni al Natisone
Assessment and Conservation of Ruins	Porta Martana, Massa
Saving the Memory	Porta di San Martino of Borgo del Ponte, Massa
New Life for Old Ruins	The Arch of the Saviour, Massa
Publications	The Font of San Rufino, Assisi
	The Church of San Remigio, Fosdinovo
	The Church of the Madonna del Carmine, Carrara
	Restoration and requalification of the Medici villas, Seravezza
	Villa Giorgini Schiff, Montignoso
	The Ethnographic Museum of Lunigiana, Villafranca in Lunigiana
	The Church of the Madonna della Difesa of Sisini, Senorbì
	The Church of San Gimignano of Irola di Sotto, Villafranca in L.
	The Carmine Chapel, Seravezza
	The Tabernacle of Our Lady, Pergola
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The Gorizia Castle

(GO)

Commissioned by the City of Gorizia (GO) - It is an intervention partly of consolidation and partly of restoration. Much of the masonry below the ramparts of the castle, facing Slovenia, (about 1800mq invaded by climbing plants) has been reclaimed and restored. First of all, there has been a floristic survey for the identification of the treatments to be performed. The wall, likely a Venetian opera, consists of a masonry of large blocks of stone supported by its own weight. Some small interventions of consolidation of the damaged masonry were carried out. Some interventions of static consolidation were performed on the wall that holds up the entrance ramp and on the basis of a cylindrical tower of the curtain facing the city.

 

Nicola Gallo architetto