Research and Experimentation
Beyond Restoration. Valorization of the Public. Monumental Heritage Asset The Istituto degli Innocenti and the MUDI Project
Published 2012-04-30
Keywords
- Istituto degli Innocenti,
- Museo degli Innocenti (MUDI),
- Restoration,
- Requalification
How to Cite
Terpolilli, C. (2012). Beyond Restoration. Valorization of the Public. Monumental Heritage Asset The Istituto degli Innocenti and the MUDI Project. TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, 3(1), 158–171. https://doi.org/10.13128/Techne-10841
Abstract
While protection of our collective monumental heritage is a value and an objective we pass along to future generations, at the same time it must be conceived of a commitment to making these assets available to citizens of the present time. This means applying the disciplines of preservation and restoration and at the same time going beyond with a cultural approach that interprets the monumental asset as a fabbrica; that is, as a place of ongoing design activity: a workshop for a work in progress. This approach necessitates programs for valorization and productive investments that operate in full respect of the assets themselves while employing the innovative tools available for ensuring that the asset as a whole produces income. This is the framework for the MUDI project in Florence.Downloads
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