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Novos desafios entre arquitetura e teatros: Niccolò Nasoni e D. Maria Ana de Áustria

1 January 2018

This paper explores the dynamic relationship between architecture and theaters during the period of ‘Johannine effervescence’ in Portugal (1719-1725). It focuses on the significant role played by Queen Maria Ana of Austria in promoting Italian theater and opera, where architecture and music intersect to theatralise space. The text highlights the architectural projects initiated between Mateus and Porto, reevaluating them in the context of the evolving arts and construction techniques of the early 18th century. Furthermore, the article emphasises the connection between the Church of São Pedro dos Clérigos and the

Domenico Scarlatti e Il Teatro Musicale: Una Produzione Negletta

1 January 2018

The paper “Domenico Scarlatti e Il Teatro Musicale: Una Produzione Negletta” sheds light on the overlooked vocal and theatrical production of Domenico Scarlatti, known primarily for his harpsichord sonatas composed in Portugal and Spain between 1720 and 1757. Recent reevaluation has brought attention to Scarlatti’s lesser-known vocal and theatrical works. The text discusses Scarlatti’s early career in Rome, where he initially assisted his father in ecclesiastical chapels before seizing an opportunity to showcase his talents as a theatrical composer in the service of Queen Maria Casimira of Poland in exile

Música e arquitetura ao tempo de Nasoni

1 January 2018

This paper delves deeply into the intricate relationship between music and architecture during the era of Nicolau Nasoni. It explores how Baroque architecture, particularly in religious contexts, was intertwined with musical practices, sound production, and scenographic elements. The text sheds light on recent advancements in the study of building acoustics, revealing how the acoustic properties of structures from that period influenced and shaped musical performances and compositions. A significant focus is placed on the architectural contributions of Nicolau Nasoni, with a particular emphasis on the Church and Tower of the

A Geografia Mágica do Monte de São Silvestre através da Arte Rupestre

1 January 2018

This book delves into the research conducted on eleven engraved sites on the eastern and southeastern slopes of Monte de São Silvestre in Viana do Castelo. It explores the significance of these rock engravings in both spatial and temporal contexts, offering interpretations of the social and symbolic value of the diverse imagery present, including Atlantic Art and Figurative Art within their cultural and chronological framework. The hypothesis is presented that this mountain served as an ancestral place of significance throughout a long duration, starting in the Recent Prehistory. The work

Memory from the Avenues. A collaborative strategy towards local history and heritage

1 January 2018

The article discusses the “Memória das Avenidas” project in Lisbon, which focuses on collecting oral testimonies and memorabilia to gain insights into the historical development of the city. The project involves various collaborators, including citizens, NGOs, and local institutions, who work together to raise awareness of the local heritage. By centering on individual life stories related to the urban area, the project aims to understand the significance of these contributions in shaping the collective narrative. One of the key aspects highlighted is the importance of protecting narrators’ privacy and integrity

Uloga interpretacije u promociji arheološkog nasleđa Srbije

1 January 2018

This insightful analysis explores the most significant aspects of Serbia’s tourist attractions, focusing on cultural and historical heritage sites such as archaeological sites, medieval monasteries, and fortified cities. Key archaeological sites, including Sirmium, Viminacium, the Tabula Traiana, and Trajan’s Bridge, are highlighted for their immense potential in attracting tourists. These sites form part of the “Roman Emperors Route,” a cultural pathway that takes travellers through the historical era when the Danube served as the eastern border of the Roman Empire. The authors address several issues related to the presentation and

Evaluation criteria for a circular adaptive reuse of cultural heritage

31 December 2017

Exploring the intersection of cultural heritage preservation and sustainable urban development, this publication delves into the concept of circular adaptive reuse as a catalyst for positive change in European landscapes. Emphasising the pivotal role of cultural heritage in fostering community engagement and responsible conservation practices, the document advocates for a holistic approach to urban planning that integrates cultural values into the fabric of cities. It highlights the potential of adaptive reuse to not only extend the life of historical sites but also to stimulate civic pride and preserve intangible heritage

Circular Models for Systemic Adaptive Reuse of Cultural Heritage and Landscape

31 December 2017

Explore the transformative potential of circular adaptive reuse in European Heritage with this insightful study. Delving into the intersection of cultural preservation and sustainable development, the document presents a comprehensive evaluation of key criteria for circular heritage conservation. By emphasising the principles of the circular economy, the article highlights how innovative approaches can enhance the value and longevity of cultural heritage sites. The research underscores the pivotal role of adaptive reuse in achieving sustainability goals within urban environments. Through a multi-dimensional analysis, the document showcases how heritage values, visual aesthetics,

Στρατηγική Ανθεκτικότητας της Αθήνας για το 2030

31 December 2017

The “Resilience Strategy 2030” aims to create a city that is Affordable, Green, Proactive and Vibrant through 65 actions and 53 sub-actions. Each pillar is broken down into specific objectives through which the municipality will assess its progress with specific indicators: Affordable city: Measures to promote transparency and accountability, simplify municipal procedures, foster cooperation and a sense of responsibility. Green City: Measures to support environmental infrastructure within the urban fabric and make efficient use of the cities’ waste. The aim is to promote sustainable mobility and co-create public spaces as

ENtopia: Our Places Manual

2 August 2017

This manual for small towns and villages offers a rapid evaluation structure to construct a qualitative profile of your community. The manual focuses on physical and intangible heritage, and it is relevant for communities both new and old. The Places Manual was produced as part of Project ENtopia – Our Places in Europe, an initiative designed to celebrate with local communities and local authorities the qualities and heritage, physical and intangible, of those Places we live in. The guide is based on the ENtopia Chart, which provides numbered headings for

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Novos desafios entre arquitetura e teatros: Niccolò Nasoni e D. Maria Ana de Áustria

Domenico Scarlatti e Il Teatro Musicale: Una Produzione Negletta

Música e arquitetura ao tempo de Nasoni

A Geografia Mágica do Monte de São Silvestre através da Arte Rupestre

Memory from the Avenues. A collaborative strategy towards local history and heritage

Uloga interpretacije u promociji arheološkog nasleđa Srbije

Evaluation criteria for a circular adaptive reuse of cultural heritage

Circular Models for Systemic Adaptive Reuse of Cultural Heritage and Landscape

ENtopia: Our Places Manual

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