Recent contributions to the study of medieval roofing systems in Italy : status quaestionis and new research perspectives

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  • Recent contributions to the study of medieval roofing systems in Italy : status quaestionis and new research perspectives
  • Acknowledgements
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  • Shielding the vault of heaven : cultural and historical considerations regarding the starry sky on the ceilings of Italian medieval churches
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  • The vaulting systems of the Early Carthusian churches in Italy (twelfth-fourteenth centuries) : construction techniques and European comparisons
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  • Timber roof structures in medieval churches in Cremona : the case of the Church of San Francesco
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  • The roofing systems of Verona cathedral (twelfth-sixteenth centuries) : construction phases, restorations, dendrochronology, and architectural framework
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  • Roofing and re-roofing the Arena Chapel (Cappella degli Scrovegni) in Padua (1303- 1305)
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  • Behind the dome : the hidden roofs of Brunelleschi's old sacristy : a digital survey approach to medieval construction in the Renaissance
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  • Romanesque churches with domes enclosed by Tiburios in the Maremma and Sienese areas
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  • Mendicant churches and hybrid roofs : the case of Rieti
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  • Integrated digital documentation methodologies for the knowledge of medieval religious complexes : the Porziuncola Church in Santa Maria degli Angeli, Assisi
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  • Hidden presences. the medieval wooden trusses of Matera's Churches
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  • Domes on Axis in the benedictine churches of the Terra di Bari (eleventh-twelfth centuries)
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  • Roofing systems in medieval Sardinia : types, materials, and craft traditions
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  DOI: 10.48255/9788891334329.01
  ISBN: 9788891334329

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/10.48255/9788891334329.01

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