In this episode of Architectural Restoration, Italian architect Vincenzo Biancamano explores the origins and meanings of restoration as a cultural act.
From the ancient concept of the monument to the theories of Eugène Viollet-le-Duc and Cesare Brandi, we examine what restoration truly is—and what it isn’t. Repair, recovery, reuse: how do these differ from restoration? Why do we restore, and what makes an object worthy of preservation?
This episode offers a journey through history, philosophy, and critical thought, helping us reflect on how we transmit our architectural heritage to future generations.
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