El análisis estratigráfico constructivo como estudio previo al proyecto de restauración arquitectónica: metodología y aplicación
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2003.46Keywords:
stratigraphy, methodology, architecture, preliminary study, restoration projectAbstract
The first part of this text presents the methodological foundations used by the authors in the application of stratigraphic wall analysis. In recent years, several Italian and Spanish researchers have developed the methodology of stratigraphic wall analysis applied to archaeology. The authors of this text follow the general lines of this methodology in an attempt to develop for themselves a series of specific applications and adaptations according to the demands of the cases studied. The second part of the text presents a case of application of stratigraphic wall analysis in the study of the church of San Pedro in Pobla de Benifassá. This is a general, full study of the building which can correctly illustrate the general methodology used by the authors. Furthermore, this case allows us to reflect on the value of stratigraphic wall analysis in relation to the historic-architectonic study of a building.
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