Re-evoking a piece of history: a drawing to restore our habitus

Abstract

Our profession is decidedly productive when the works carried out succeed in documenting something that is beyond the visible. In our case the survey is devoted to the analysis of the consistency of value, of the emerging areas, of the distinctive architecture of a place and also of the natural cavities maintained in a more or less introspective way. In this sense the survey, in strict compliance with the grammar and with the syntax of architecture, is documented, sustained and supported by historical sources and, exceeding
the boundaries, proposes who the actor is in a scene in which the drawing goes beyond the frontiers and tries to decipher that which lies hidden below or inside. It is a survey which perceives throughout its entire course a necessary form of study aimed at the peculiarities of the restoration.