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| “Architecture ... doing and redoing”
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March 7, 2008
 Architects have always tackled the old and what was conceived and built at different times. Architecture has always been more interesting and valuable when it proves capable of being reconceived in the continuity and discontinuity of its making.
Starting out from presentations that on different scales enact reciprocity and integration between the new and the existing, the “Architettura … farsi e rifarsi” (“Architecture ... doing and redoing”) conference proposes an encounter between architects, university teachers and the representatives of the principal bodies charged with the protection of the architectural heritage on the themes of planning and transforming buildings of historical interest.
The papers and architectures presented will highlight the planning problems as well as the qualifying factors generated by rethinking architecture in its relation to what precedes and produces it.
Today, many are called to recognize architecture in order to built as well as protect it, while architects are increasingly more called to know how to do and redo it in search of that extraordinary unity, capable of recomposing the strata of constructions through time.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008, 11 am, Aula Gradoni in the former Cotton Mill of Venice.
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