In this second part of my article, I would like to discuss in more detail the Programmed Maintenance approach, which I already introduced in the previous issue of the article “Prevention vs. treatment – part I”. Now, I will particularly focus on the use of scheduled maintenance as a preventive strategy, especially when this procedure is embedded in a regulatory framework with specific norms that foster its implementation.
It is my pleasure to introduce the first contribution of the new member of our author community Architect Laura Rosales, with the publication of the first issue of her two-section article. I contacted with Laura through the recently established Fb and Linkedin groups “Architetti specialisti in Beni architettonici e del Paessaggio”, Laura Rosales is a conservation architect specialized in architectural restoration and conservation of monuments and sites…
Nel Villaggio di San Ponso Canavese vicino Torino la storia del restauro del Battistero di San Ponzio (prima parte). Con
