Whether it be the maintenance of artistic, architectural, or environ-mental assets developed in the past, or more generally any form of knowledge, the conservation of cultural heritage pursues constructive objectives to the extent that it enables each society to freely manage their own cultural interests and to exercise their own capabilities, for the development of their own knowledge, in respect of the ethical val-ues that distinguish their particular epoch and, consequently, the par-ticular design paradigms of that epoch.
ARCHITECTURAL RESTORATION: COMPARISON BETWEEN JAPAN AND ITALY
OLIMPIA NIGLIO
2011-01-01
Abstract
Whether it be the maintenance of artistic, architectural, or environ-mental assets developed in the past, or more generally any form of knowledge, the conservation of cultural heritage pursues constructive objectives to the extent that it enables each society to freely manage their own cultural interests and to exercise their own capabilities, for the development of their own knowledge, in respect of the ethical val-ues that distinguish their particular epoch and, consequently, the par-ticular design paradigms of that epoch.File in questo prodotto:
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