Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

SAINT MARY’S ABBEY AND SAINT FILADELFO’S CHURCH (ITALY). THE MEDITERRANEAN ARCHITECTURE

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Márcia Regina Escorteganha, Marina Fumo, Jacqueline Bayon, Essaid Bilal, Franciele Laner

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STUDIES AND RESEARCHES

Introduzione

The St. Mary’s abbey of Pattano Monastery, situated in Vallo della Lucania- municipality of Salerno in the South of Italy, which was established between the VIIIth century and by middle of the Xth century. Its building influences were endured until the XIVth century. The St. Mary’s abbey of Pattano Monastery has been conserved during a long time, its monumental complex, where one part is ruined and another part is restored, they were materialized in the area of Roman installations, nevertheless it was occupied by Greeks, who named this place “Elea”. There set up the most important preserved instance of Italo Greco Monastery in the South of Italy.
The purpose of this research is based on my doctoral studies about mediterranean frescos as an architectural unit , that promotes cultural valuation of a specific cultural landscape and its financial management, developed in partnership with Italian and Brazilian Universities.
The St. Mary’s Abbey building presents a rustic style, typically from the Lucania valley and substantial testimony for historic, archeological,architectural studies . It is a monumental complex building and a component part of the St. Mary’s Abbey of Pattano Monastery – system dating back to Xth until XIth centuries that came from Byzantine’s Empire -. The Italian Campanario, as well, dating back to Xth until XIth centuries and St. Filadelfo’s Church dating back to second half of the Xth century.
Inside those buildings, there are precious frescos painted during Xth and XIth centuries. This article focus on building typology characteristics studies from St. Filadelfo’s Church, to aim to put on evidence the conservation, preservation and restoration architectural methodology, because of understanding cultural landscapes process. Moreover the enhanced value as a cultural heritage is an issue to create a sustainable environment.

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SMC N.01 2014

SMC MAGAZINE N. ONE/2014

001_ COVER

003_VIEW Constructing for the De-Growth in the Mediterranean Region
Dora Francese

005_INDEX

006_BOARDS AND INFORMATION

FOCUS ON RAMMED EARTH

007_ Earth Architecture in Sardinia. Identity and Design
Antonello Sanna

012_ Mechanical Characterization of Some Roman Adobe Masonries at the Archaeological Site of Suasa
Stefano Lenci, Enrico Quagliarini

018_Mud Brick Architecture and the Case of Korestia Villages in Greece
Nafsika Exintaveloni, Athanassios Balasas, Fani Vavili

023_Earth Architecture in North of Portugal – Case Study From Vernacular to Contemporary
Paulo Mendonça

029_The Walls of Buildings in the Rural Area of Molise. A Bioclimatic Subsystem between Limestone, Brick and Raw Earth
Gigliola Ausiello, Domenico Fornaro

034_Recovering the Mediterranean Cultural Landscape with Rammed Earth
Dora Francese

040_A Possible Innovation in the Traditional Manufacturing of the Galeb Brick in Southern Tunisia
Fouad Ben Ali, Fabio Iucolano, Barbara Liguori, Domenico Caputo, Daniela Piscopo, Marina Fumo

044_Architecture of Earth and Shade
Flaviano Maria Lorusso

050 _ReHAb: a Project for Participative Retrofitting with Earth and Local Materials
Grégoire Paccoud, Roberto Pennacchio

055_Sustainable Development and New “Ancient Opportunities”: the Raw Earth
Maria Cristina Forlani, Luciana Mastrolonardo

063_Environmental Assessment of Products in Raw Earth
Patrizia Milano

070_The Earthen Architecture and Standard Requirements
Paola De Joanna

075_The Stabilization and the Thermal Resistance of the Rammed Earth
Luca Buoninconti

080_Adobe Bricks as a Structural Material. Perspective Applications to Vault
Maurizio Angelillo, Antonio Fortunato

STUDIES AND RESEARCHES

086_Saint Mary’s Abbey and Saint Filadelfo’s Church (Italy). The Mediterranean Architecture
Màrcia Regina Escorteganha, Marina Fumo, Jacqueline Bayon, Essaid Bilal, Franciele Laner

090_Magna Grecia and Mediterraneo. The settlement of Akropolis
Rosa Maria Giusto

096_A Building Technique for Realization of Opening Bearing Walls of Salento
Fabrizio Leccisi, Paola Francesca Nisticò

100_Smart Heritage as Regeneration of Historic Mediterranean Cities
Starlight Vattano

105_City Mood. About (Cultural) State of the City Space
Marina Mihaila

108_Instruments for the Calculation of Energy Performance in Historical Buildings
Marta Calzolari, Pietromaria Davoli

115_Modeling for Project Design: Instruments for Sustainable and Integrated Design
Giacomo Chiesa, Orio De Paoli

120_PHD RESULTS

121_LIST OF AUTHORS

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