Based on the conviction that the protection of the diffuse heritage is a crucial challenge, it is necessary to emphasize that a thorough knowledge of the territory, in its relationship between the anthropic and the natural, is a necessary premise for any intervention of safeguard, conservation or reuse. Indeed, to preserve the territory it is crucial to understand the structural causes that have shaped it, adopting interpretative tools that can reveal the logic of its formation and transformation. The proposed approach can be useful to understand the territorial evolution through material traces, such as roads and building fabrics, even in the absence of written sources, as developed by the school of Saverio Muratori his students. Such interpretation is articulated at the territorial scale in four cycles that describe the progression of settlements over time, highlighting a fluctuating trend in which the elements of attraction are reversed, suggesting a reflection on marginality not as a static condition, but as a cyclical phenomenon.
Comprendere per conservare: la lettura territoriale e urbana come strumento di conoscenza e valorizzazione per Santa Vittoria in matenano
D. Romagnoli
2025
Abstract
Based on the conviction that the protection of the diffuse heritage is a crucial challenge, it is necessary to emphasize that a thorough knowledge of the territory, in its relationship between the anthropic and the natural, is a necessary premise for any intervention of safeguard, conservation or reuse. Indeed, to preserve the territory it is crucial to understand the structural causes that have shaped it, adopting interpretative tools that can reveal the logic of its formation and transformation. The proposed approach can be useful to understand the territorial evolution through material traces, such as roads and building fabrics, even in the absence of written sources, as developed by the school of Saverio Muratori his students. Such interpretation is articulated at the territorial scale in four cycles that describe the progression of settlements over time, highlighting a fluctuating trend in which the elements of attraction are reversed, suggesting a reflection on marginality not as a static condition, but as a cyclical phenomenon.I documenti in SFERA sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


