Restoration Ruins - Restoration of historic buildings

Restoration Ruins - Living in History

This paragraph refers to the ruins of castles and fortified structures that have been restored and have been rendered potentially habitable. Technological and sanitary adjustments were implemented to achieve satisfactory levels of comfort.

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Restoration with Minimum Intervention	Malaspina Castle, Tresana
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Malaspina Castle, Tresana

Tresana (MS)

Commissioned by the Foundation Defendente Maneschi (MS). - The castle has been a ruin for many centuries and the project involves a total functional recovery. It consists of three main units: the rural building, the square tower and the circular tower. Currently, works began on the agricultural building, a typical peasant house of the nineteenth century. The restoration is conservative and is designed to recover the space to be made available to the Foundation for its institutional purposes.