CODE 81124 ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 CREDITS 39 cfu anno 1 BENI ARCHITETTONICI E DEL PAESAGGIO 8470 (SSPC-2) - GENOVA LANGUAGE Italian TEACHING LOCATION GENOVA MODULES Questo insegnamento è composto da: ARCHAEOLOGY FOR ARCHITECTURE ARCHIVAL AND ANALYSIS OF DOCUMENTARY CHEMISTRY FOR THE RESTORATION 1 (ANALYSIS) GEOLOGY AND ALTERATION OF STONE MATERIALS MATERIALS, TECHNIQUES, DEGRADES AND BUILDING DIAGNOSTICS MODULE 1 MATERIALS, TECHNIQUES, DEGRADES AND BUILDING DIAGNOSTICS MODULE 2 MODELING AND SEISMIC CONSTRUCTION OF MONUMENTAL CONSTRUCTIONS CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT ADVANCED RELIEF FOR RESTORATION MODULE 1 ADVANCED RELIEF FOR RESTORATION MODULE 2 ADVANCED RELIEF FOR RESTORATION MODULE 3 ADVANCED RELIEF FOR RESTORATION MODULE 4 HISTORY OF PAINTING TECHNIQUES PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF LANDSCAPE LEGAL PROTECTION BB.CC.PP. 34/5000 URBAN AND CULTURAL HERITAGE OVERVIEW The first-year curriculum includes a set of disciplines that, at different scales and from different perspectives, contribute to the understanding of architectural and landscape heritage. In order to apply what is learned in lectures, an in-depth study of a building, its site, and its territorial context is required. The course includes: geometric and morphological analysis of architecture; historical, documentary, and archival analysis, and architectural archaeology; analysis of materials and construction techniques; analysis of weathering and degradation phenomena, defects in construction components, and technological and plant engineering deficiencies; structural and seismic analysis and diagnosis; urban, territorial, and landscape analysis; and legislation. Particular attention, during the first year, is given to the use of information technology (ICT) for cataloging and managing the data acquired during the study phases. AIMS AND CONTENT LEARNING OUTCOMES The first-year course, through the specialized contribution of the various modules into which it is divided, aims to provide the set of methodological, theoretical, and technical knowledge necessary to thoroughly and rigorously analyze ancient and recent architectural and landscape cultural heritage and to fully understand their historical and cultural significance, with a view to their subsequent conservation and enhancement, as well as their future use. PREREQUISITES The necessary prerequisites are those offered by the LM4-Building Engineering-Architecture degree program, which, by law, grants admission to the Specialization School without any academic credits. For the other degree classes indicated in the announcement based on the Ministerial Decrees of 31 January 2006 and 1 August 2019, educational debts may be assigned to be recovered within the first year. TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD ANNA BOATO Ricevimento: Students will have ample opportunity for discussion and exchange with teachers in the "Interdisciplinary Workshops" included in the curriculum. The teacher can also be contacted by writing to anna.boato@unige.it ADRIANA GHERSI Ricevimento: write to adriana.ghersi@unige.it GIAMPIERO LOMBARDINI Ricevimento: Monday from 14.30 to 18.30 by email appointment. MATTEO TIMO Ricevimento: Before the beginnig or after the end of every lesson or by appointment by sending an email to matteo.timo@unige.it SILVIA VICINI Ricevimento: Daily by appointment (silvia.vicini@unige.it), also through Teams channel SERGIO LAGOMARSINO Ricevimento: Students are invited to contact the teacher via email (sergio.lagomarsino@unige.it) or Teams CHIARA CALDERINI CARLO BATTINI Ricevimento: The reception will be arranged with appointment. PIETRO MARESCOTTI Ricevimento: Sudents may contact the professors by e-mail RITA VECCHIATTINI Ricevimento: The teacher is available by appointment at the studio (Architecture and Design Department). To schedule an appointment, please send an email to: rita.vecchiattini@unige.it FEDERICA POMPEJANO Ricevimento: By appointment. Requests must be made by sending an email to the teacher: federica.pompejano@unige.it MARTA CASANOVA Ricevimento: Office hours for students upon request writing at: marta.casanova@unige.it EXAMS EXAM DESCRIPTION The exam consists of the student group preparing written and graphic analyses of the building under study and its urban and landscape context; the development of computer systems for archiving and managing the collected data; and their presentation and discussion. To prepare for the exam, students will have ample opportunity for discussion and discussion with instructors as part of the "Interdisciplinary Laboratory: Analysis/Diagnosis" activities included in the curriculum. Individual assessment may be required for certain specialized content, as may be indicated in the course modules. ASSESSMENT METHODS The assessment of preparation consists of verifying the clarity, methodological and technical accuracy, and completeness of the written and graphic papers submitted by the trainees. It also evaluates the trainees' ability to present and explain the analytical process undertaken and the knowledge gained during the year on the case study proposed by the instructors.
