The construction of trabocchi, coastal fishing machines - Marino, Luigi
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In the history of the built environment, certain phenomena often occur more or less homogeneously over long periods of time, so as to stabilise their subsequent development. Thus, in general, they may become predictable, even reassuring. More often, however, an event may create the conditions for accelerated and/or sudden changes. These, in turn, subject to chain reactions, will cause deviations in a development which, until then, seemed immutable. One example of these dynamics is given by the history of the "trabocchi", wooden machines for coastal fishing. This study documents an important…mehr

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In the history of the built environment, certain phenomena often occur more or less homogeneously over long periods of time, so as to stabilise their subsequent development. Thus, in general, they may become predictable, even reassuring. More often, however, an event may create the conditions for accelerated and/or sudden changes. These, in turn, subject to chain reactions, will cause deviations in a development which, until then, seemed immutable. One example of these dynamics is given by the history of the "trabocchi", wooden machines for coastal fishing. This study documents an important phenomenon that has marked the economy of the coastal populations and analyses some less explored constructive aspects (typologies, choice of materials, ways of assembling components, devices, maintenance procedures, adaptation to new uses, etc.). The volume gathers the results of a vast research conducted by the University of Florence (Department of Architecture). This extensive work is basedon detailed survey campaigns and extensive documentation.
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Luigi Marino ist ein auf Konservierung spezialisierter Architekt. Er war Professor für architektonische Restaurierung und unterrichtete Archäologische Restaurierung und Konstruktionsmerkmale historischer Gebäude in Florenz und anderen Universitäten. Direktor an der Schule für Fortgeschrittene in der Konservierung/Aufwertung von Architektur im Ruinenzustand.