The Complexity and the Logic Behind Historical Buildings: The Case-Study of Palazzo del Podestà in Mantova, Italy

Marco Cofani; Verena Frignani; Angelo Landi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.133-134.181

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The Complexity and the Logic Behind Historical Buildings: The Case-Study of Palazzo del Podestà in Mantova, Italy

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The Palazzo del Podestà, situated in the centre of Mantua, has Medieval origins, but it is the result of many additions and reconstructions and it is now abandoned. In 2005 the Town Council commissioned the Politecnico of Milan a research on the real situation of the palaces, in order to determine the future possible uses of the buildings. The causes of the structural decays were investigated and furtherly studied by means of a comparison between archive records and diagnostic tests.

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Marco Cofani, Verena Frignani, Angelo Landi

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Archieve Record, Luca Fancelli, Mantova, Palazzo Del Podestà

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