ESEMPI DI APPLICAZIONE DELLA CONSERVAZIONE PROGRAMMATA IN AMBITO URBANO

Andrea Paneroni¹, Anna Pianazza²

1 Ingegnere, libero professionista, Brescia, panes@fastwebnet.it

2 Architetto, libero professionista, Brescia, anna-pianazza@fastwebnet.it

ABSTRACT

This contribution is to present two different ways to apply planned conservation precepts to the urban fabric of the historic centres. In particular, it will report the experiences carried out in the context of two local administrations of the Brescian territory: the municipality of Brescia and the municipality of Coccaglio in Franciacorta. Both of these experiences arise from the need to deepen issues related to conservation of architectural surfaces outdoors, in urban scale, and by joining the call for funding of Fondazione Cariplo: "Promuovere le metodologie innovative per la conservazione programmata".

The two projects have followed different paths, summarized in the following two approaches:

• Planned conservation applied to a diffused issue in a town historic built heritage (conservation of Medolo stone surfaces in monuments of the historic centre of Brescia)

• Planned conservation applied to diffused urban buildings of a historic center (preservation of surfaces, plasters and finishes in the historic centre of Coccaglio).

Below are listed studies undertaken, achievements and future developments of the two projects.

KEY-WORDS: planned conservation, historic architecture (o historical buildings), stone facades, surfaces, medolo.