اولین جایزه‌ی ملی مرمت و احیای بناهای تاریخی و معاصر ایران
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بخش مرمت و احیای بناهای تاریخی
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رتبه‌ی نخست:
خانه‌ی عامری‌ها
طراح (قبل از بوتیک هتل): سید اکبر حلی
کارفرما و طراح بوتیک هتل عامری‌ها: آقای تقی‌زاده
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رتبه‌ی دوم:
عمارت جمشیدی
اثر نفیسه گلستانی، لادن شکرگزار
کارفرما: شرکت عمران و مسکن‌سازان فارس
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رتبه‌ی سوم مشترک
بانک تجارت
اثر فرامرز پارسی، سید وحید افصحی (مهندسان مشاور عمارت خورشید)
کارفرما: اداره مهندسی و املاک بانک تجارت
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رتبه‌ی سوم مشترک
خانه‌ی رضا قلی‌نژاد
اثر علی نیک‌سرشت، صدف نامور
کارفرما: هادی یمینی
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بخش مرمت و احیای بناهای تاریخی
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رتبه‌ی نخست:
خانه‌ی عامری‌ها
طراح (قبل از بوتیک هتل): سید اکبر حلی
کارفرما و طراح بوتیک هتل عامری‌ها: آقای تقی‌زاده
:
رتبه‌ی دوم:
عمارت جمشیدی
اثر نفیسه گلستانی، لادن شکرگزار
کارفرما: شرکت عمران و مسکن‌سازان فارس
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رتبه‌ی سوم مشترک
بانک تجارت
اثر فرامرز پارسی، سید وحید افصحی (مهندسان مشاور عمارت خورشید)
کارفرما: اداره مهندسی و املاک بانک تجارت
:
رتبه‌ی سوم مشترک
خانه‌ی رضا قلی‌نژاد
اثر علی نیک‌سرشت، صدف نامور
کارفرما: هادی یمینی
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اولین جایزه‌ی ملی مرمت و احیای بناهای تاریخی و معاصر ایران
:
بخش مرمت و احیای بناهای تاریخی
:
رتبه‌ی نخست:
خانه‌ی عامری‌ها
طراح (قبل از بوتیک هتل): سید اکبر حلی
کارفرما و طراح بوتیک هتل عامری‌ها: آقای تقی‌زاده
:
بخش مرمت و احیای بناهای تاریخی
:
رتبه‌ی نخست:
خانه‌ی عامری‌ها
طراح (قبل از بوتیک هتل): سید اکبر حلی
کارفرما و طراح بوتیک هتل عامری‌ها: آقای تقی‌زاده
NO.170
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE COLOSSEUM ARENA
ROMA, ITALY
A competition has been announced for the reconstruction of the Colosseum in Italy. The arena will become a platform for cultural events.
The idea of rebuilding the Colosseum arena was launched by archaeolo-gist Daniele Manacorda in 2014 and supported by Minister Franceschini, who had included the intervention in the Strategic Plan Great Cultural Projects in 2015 for a total funding of 18.5 million euros.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most iconic structures in the world, with the Colosseum originally open in 80 A.D. and holding up to 35,000 Romans. Proposals for the renovation are due by 1February 2021. The new floor is expected to be installed by 2023.
Italy's government is seeking bids from engineers to rebuild the floor of the Colosseum in Rome and return it to its former glory.
The retractable floor is expected to feature trap doors and hidden lifts.
"The reconstruction... is a great idea which has gone around the world," Culture Minister Dario Franceschini said in a statement.
"It will be a major technological intervention that will offer visitors the opportunity to, not only see the underground rooms... but also appreciate the beauty of the Colosseum while standing in the center of the arena," he added.
The culture ministry said the redesigned floor, and any trap doors or mechanical components, must be able to close quickly in order to protect the underground spaces from rain.
A new floor would "allow the public to fully understand the use and function of this icon of the ancient world", the statement added.
The ministry said cultural events, such as concerts and theatres, could potentially be held in the Colosseum once the floor is installed.
Built 2,000 years ago, the Colosseum was the biggest amphitheater built in the Roman Em-pire, and hosted gladiatorial fights and other public entertainments.
It remains one of Italy's most famous landmarks, and about 7.6 million people visited the site in 2019.
#Italy, #arena, #lighting, #ruin, #archeology, #reconstruction, #elevator, #cultural_center, #amphitheater, #UNESCO, #landmark
@revitalization
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE COLOSSEUM ARENA
ROMA, ITALY
A competition has been announced for the reconstruction of the Colosseum in Italy. The arena will become a platform for cultural events.
The idea of rebuilding the Colosseum arena was launched by archaeolo-gist Daniele Manacorda in 2014 and supported by Minister Franceschini, who had included the intervention in the Strategic Plan Great Cultural Projects in 2015 for a total funding of 18.5 million euros.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most iconic structures in the world, with the Colosseum originally open in 80 A.D. and holding up to 35,000 Romans. Proposals for the renovation are due by 1February 2021. The new floor is expected to be installed by 2023.
Italy's government is seeking bids from engineers to rebuild the floor of the Colosseum in Rome and return it to its former glory.
The retractable floor is expected to feature trap doors and hidden lifts.
"The reconstruction... is a great idea which has gone around the world," Culture Minister Dario Franceschini said in a statement.
"It will be a major technological intervention that will offer visitors the opportunity to, not only see the underground rooms... but also appreciate the beauty of the Colosseum while standing in the center of the arena," he added.
The culture ministry said the redesigned floor, and any trap doors or mechanical components, must be able to close quickly in order to protect the underground spaces from rain.
A new floor would "allow the public to fully understand the use and function of this icon of the ancient world", the statement added.
The ministry said cultural events, such as concerts and theatres, could potentially be held in the Colosseum once the floor is installed.
Built 2,000 years ago, the Colosseum was the biggest amphitheater built in the Roman Em-pire, and hosted gladiatorial fights and other public entertainments.
It remains one of Italy's most famous landmarks, and about 7.6 million people visited the site in 2019.
#Italy, #arena, #lighting, #ruin, #archeology, #reconstruction, #elevator, #cultural_center, #amphitheater, #UNESCO, #landmark
@revitalization
The reconstruction of the Colosseum arena / ITALY
(enlisted in the UNESCO World Heritage List)
@revitalization
(enlisted in the UNESCO World Heritage List)
@revitalization
The reconstruction of the Colosseum arena / ITALY
(enlisted in the UNESCO World Heritage List)
@revitalization
(enlisted in the UNESCO World Heritage List)
@revitalization
The reconstruction of the Colosseum arena / ITALY
(enlisted in the UNESCO World Heritage List)
@revitalization
(enlisted in the UNESCO World Heritage List)
@revitalization