Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio per la città metropolitana di Venezia

Cronache della Soprintendenza di Venezia. Attività e ricerche

2–2025

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Abstract
The second issue continues the series’ renewal by fostering dialogue among scholars and practitioners on heritage protection in Venice. Through case studies and interdisciplinary contributions, it explores restoration, conservation, and management practices, with a focus on the lagoon. It serves as a platform for critical reflection on the Superintendency’s work and on the evolving approaches to cultural heritage preservation.

Keywords Historic hydraulic engineering • Stuccoes • Giuseppe Mignozzi • Saint Mark’s Square • Americans in Venice • Community engagement • Fired clay vessels • Double shaft • Water architecture • Bronze Age Veneto • Landscape • Giuseppe Porta • Tourism and territorial impact • Bronze Age • Lagoon of Venice • Venetian art copies • Participatory archaeology • Napoleonic Wing • Ministerial protection decree • Venetian lagoon • SADE • Northern Adriatic • Wall painting • Landscape commission • Core-samples analysis • Declarations of notable public interest • Dormition of the Virgin • Hotel design sixties • Cultural heritage • Donation and patronage • Secco Painting • Cult of saint • Museology • Lagoon archaeology • Seaside architectures • Public archaeology • Costantino Dardi Vatican Chapels • Civic participation • Piazzetta San Marco • Relics • Novecento • Faro Convention • Bronze Lion Column • Heritage communication • Industrial archaeology • Venetian contemporary mosaics • Historic buildings as museums • Construction site • Contemporary heritage protection • Pyro-technological structures • Decorations • Legal aspects of heritage protection • Art collection • Mycenaean pottery • Benizia Rubbi • Carpoforo Mazzetti Tencalla • Folding altarpiece • Coastal landscapes • Scientific Analysis • Pigments • Lambert Sustris • Cultural heritage law • Geophysical measurements • Twentieth century • Historic bridges • Architectural conservation • Cultural public goods • Giorgio Vasari • Structural survey • Romualdo Scarpa, Ezio Rizzettto, Mario Dinon • Author’s rights protection for architecture • Protection • Preventive Archaeological Interest Verification (V • Rialto • Restoration • Conservation • Byzantium, Venice • Ignazio Gardella • Boldù • Water pumps • Archaeological governance • Jesolo • Industrial heritage • Sustainable heritage management • Masonry towers typologies • Francesco Salviati • Caterino Moranzon • Canal locks • Historic engineering • Renaissance • Design of the 1950s • Nineteenth century • Structural analysis • Venice • Shared heritage

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