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Restoration of the Grand Canal...

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Restoration of the Grand Canal sent on May 23, 2015 (19:49) by Roberto P. 3 comments, 1593 views. [retina]

, 1/100 f/8.0, ISO 200, hand held. Venezia, Italy.

Domenica 17 maggio 2015, 06:12. Sono contemporaneamente in restauro il Palazzo dei Camerlenghi (a sinistra) e il Fondaco dei Tedeschi (a destra - su progetto di Rem Koolhaas). Unione di due scatti con la funzione Photomerge di Photoshop e impaginazione in formato quadro. #Alba #Monumenti #Canali



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avatarsenior
sent on May 24, 2015 (17:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

beautiful composition, great post! I think ... I was on duty when they brought the crane into position, blocking the night of the Grand Canal .....
but as they have done ever to build palaces, bridges, and Paron de Casa, without these "steel monsters"? ... And no computer .......
ciauuuzz Mario

ps I give you a treat ... the palace of Camerlenghi, leans towards the Channel, for hundreds of years .... have commissioned a team of 200 engineers to "straighten" .......

avatarsupporter
sent on May 24, 2015 (19:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the appreciation Mario.

The palace Camerlenghi I know he had a troubled history. Virtually destroyed by the Great Fire of 1514 was rebuilt to a design by Antonio Abbondi said Scarpagnino (proto Judiciary Salt) reusing parts walls that had survived the fire. The reference text for rebuilding the Rialto is this:
www.ibs.it/code/9788806599188/calabi-donatella/rialto:-fabbriche-ponte
Donatella Calabi know well, one of the major historical urbanism at European level; I gave her a couple of exams IUAV, now more than a quarter century ago.

That team of 200 engineers, however, I did not know!
I fear (hope I am wrong) that Sidediano more harm than good. Not that they respect their professionalism or want to brush up the usual tiresome dispute between us architects and engineers. But, if at the head of the team there is someone who really knows the specifics of Venetian architecture (need for fairly small - that do not impose too much on "rafts" that are based on the "caranto" - and elastic), it risks make trouble as in the cases you have mentioned elsewhere (Phoenix, Calatrava bridge ...). One can be a great engineer can design a bridge over the Strait of Gibraltar (of Messina is too easy), but if not conscious Venice ...

I do not know what they're combining Koolhaas and Benetton in the Fondaco dei Tedeschi. Appearance judging when they removed the scaffolding. I hopethat does not make us regret when there was mail.
Then when one who, like me, does odd jobs, critical archistar as Koolhaas is suspected that it is only envy and resentment.
The fact is that I do not know how he knows the history and character of incorporation of traditional Venetian, I hope to have at least some good collaborator versed in the subject.

Good Sunday.
Roberto



avatarsenior
sent on May 24, 2015 (21:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Roberto ... that tell you how well you know ... the Phoenix weighs 5 times its original weight, it has resulted in the "movement" of a couple of bridges neighbors ..... what do you think have had .... a glimmer of idiocy designers or not?
good evening!
Mario


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