The constructive history of the 16th-century Convent of Sant’Agostino degli Scalzi in Aversa – after Religious Orders’ suppression, adapted both in prison and asylum, for some time even hosting both uses and, once sold to privates, recently renovated into a residential condominium – rebuilt through the comparative study of a rich documentary apparatus and the current fabric and layout, returned a paradigmatic example of reconverted historic architecture.
IL COMPLESSO AVERSANO DI SANT’AGOSTINO DEGLI SCALZI: UNA STORIA COSTRUTTIVA TRA RICONVERSIONI E RESILIENZE
Marina D'Aprile
2023
Abstract
The constructive history of the 16th-century Convent of Sant’Agostino degli Scalzi in Aversa – after Religious Orders’ suppression, adapted both in prison and asylum, for some time even hosting both uses and, once sold to privates, recently renovated into a residential condominium – rebuilt through the comparative study of a rich documentary apparatus and the current fabric and layout, returned a paradigmatic example of reconverted historic architecture.File in questo prodotto:
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