Terra d'Otranto: "progetto conoscitivo" e restauro urbano

Starting from Article 6 of the Venice Charter, the path to the understanding and preservation of historic centers has been marked by profound changes and milestones. In the former Land of Otranto, awareness of the conservation of historic cities and restoration interventions has never solidified as...

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