Da S. Maria Nova a S. Francesca Romana: architettura e committenza Olivetana nella transformazione della chiesa dal Trecento al Seicento

Cristina Gonzalez-Longo

Da S. Maria Nova a S. Francesca Romana: architettura e committenza Olivetana nella transformazione della chiesa dal Trecento al Seicento

Translated title of the contribution: From S, Maria Nova to S. Francesca Romana: architecture and Olivetan patronage in the transformation of the church from fourteeth to seventeenth centuries

Cristina Gonzalez-Longo

Architecture

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Abstract

Chapter dealing with the architectural transformation of the church from the fourteenth to the seventeenth centuries. It identifies the complex stratification on display and highlights how conservation can be effective through design. The research is interdisciplinary, including survey, archival research and materials technology. It will contributes to the knowledge on architectural design, helping to understand better the methods, strategies and instruments used by architects over the centuries in the transformation of a place.

Translated title of the contribution	From S, Maria Nova to S. Francesca Romana: architecture and Olivetan patronage in the transformation of the church from fourteeth to seventeenth centuries
Original language	Italian
Title of host publication	La canonizzazione di S. Francesca Romana. Santità, Cultura e Istituzioni a Roma tra Medioevo ed Età Moderna
Editors	Alessandra Bartolomei Romagnoli, Giorgio Picasso
Place of Publication	Firenze
Pages	371-464
Number of pages	92
Publication status	Published - 2013

Keywords

S. Maria Nova
S. Francesca Romana
architectural conservation
transformation
medieval architecture
renaissance
baroque
consolidation processes
architectural design
architects
architectural history
archaeology
architectural reuse
urban baroque

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Da S. Maria Nova a S. Francesca Romana: architettura e committenza Olivetana nella transformazione della chiesa dal Trecento al Seicento

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