Conservative restoration of the East Wing and the Oven Room of the Abbey of Praglia | Architettura Tommasi
Teolo / Italy
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The Abbey of Praglia stands on the ruins of an ancient medieval castle dating back to around the year 1000. Now a national monument, it has been a long-term project for us, and we are fully aware of the outcome of the restoration, which was primarily conservative, with a few contemporary additions.
The work was carried out in several coordinated phases over the years, due to the complex structure and the significant financial commitment required.
The monument demanded a thorough preparatory study, and before any intervention took place, we carefully explored the most suitable solutions in line with our restoration philosophy—acting with attention and sensitivity, with the goal of reviving the ancient craftsmanship without letting it fade away over time.
Ph. credit: Marcello Mariana
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The Abbey of Praglia stands on the ruins of an ancient medieval castle dating back to around the year 1000. Now a national monument, it has been a long-term project for us, and we are fully aware of the outcome of the restoration, which was primarily conservative, with a few contemporary additions.The work was carried out in several coordinated phases over the years, due to the complex structure and the significant financial commitment required.The monument demanded a thorough preparatory...
- Client Abbazia di Praglia
- Status Completed works
- Type Urban Furniture / Restoration of old town centres / Urban and landscape plans / Tower blocks/Skyscrapers / Associations/Foundations / Archaeological Areas / Tourist Facilities / Pubs/Wineries / Interior design / Interior design / Lighting Design / Photography / Urban area recovery, squares and streets / Monuments / Recovery/Restoration of Historic Buildings / Restoration of Works of Art / Restoration of façades / Structural Consolidation / Recovery of industrial buildings / Furniture design / Residential renovation / Building Recovery and Renewal
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