Palermo has a particular history, being a geographical topos that has been inhabited for twenty-fi ve centuries, whose most evident material expression is found in its architecture and urban morphology. Palermo has its own unique quality: it has been the centre, the place of encounter and confl ict for many civilizations that dominated the southern area of the Mediterranean, from Punics to Romans, from Arabs to Norman-Swabians. Few other places have achieved such a degree of homogeneity as has this city ‘tutto porto’, home to people so diverse in terms of traditions and customs, religion and race
BARONE, Z., CANGELOSI, A. (2011). Ruins preservation, transformation in use: projects for the old town centre of Palermo. In L. Kealy, S.F. Musso (a cura di), Conservation/Transformation (pp. 123-140). Leuven : EAAE.
Ruins preservation, transformation in use: projects for the old town centre of Palermo
BARONE, Zaira;CANGELOSI, Antonella
2011-01-01
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Palermo has a particular history, being a geographical topos that has been inhabited for twenty-fi ve centuries, whose most evident material expression is found in its architecture and urban morphology. Palermo has its own unique quality: it has been the centre, the place of encounter and confl ict for many civilizations that dominated the southern area of the Mediterranean, from Punics to Romans, from Arabs to Norman-Swabians. Few other places have achieved such a degree of homogeneity as has this city ‘tutto porto’, home to people so diverse in terms of traditions and customs, religion and raceFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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