CONSERVATIVE RESTORATION OF THE CORPUS DOMINI CHURCH, RAPOLANO TERME (SI), ITALY
Typology
Architecture
Location
Square Matteotti, Rapolano Terme (SI), Italy
Year
January 2023 – currently in progress
Client
Municipality of Rapolano Terme (Siena), Italy
Cost
700.000,00€
Builded surface
169,84sqm
Total surface
169.84sqm
Services rendered
Technical and Economic Feasibility Study, Final and Executive Design, Works Management and Construction Site Safety
The Corpus Domini church, also known as the Fraternita church, was first mentioned in 1319. It housed a company of disciplined men and was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It is a sacred building with load-bearing walls consisting of a single hall and a flat façade with a simple travertine portal and lunette window. Inside, there are decorative elements dating back to the 17th century. The main aspects of the restoration involve the total renovation of the roof with the replacement of structural elements and the restoration/renovation of the façades.
CONSERVATIVE RESTORATION OF THE CORPUS DOMINI CHURCH, RAPOLANO TERME (SI), ITALY
Typology
Architecture
Location
Square Matteotti, Rapolano Terme (Siena), Italy
Year
January 2023 – currently in progress
Client
Municipality of Rapolano Terme (Siena), Italy
Cost
700.000,00€
Builded surface
169,84sqm
Total surface
169,84sqm
Services rendered
Technical and Economic Feasibility Study, Final and Executive Design, Works Management and Construction Site Safety
The Corpus Domini church, also known as the Fraternita church, was first mentioned in 1319. It housed a company of disciplined men and was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It is a sacred building with load-bearing walls consisting of a single hall and a flat façade with a simple travertine portal and lunette window. Inside, there are decorative elements dating back to the 17th century. The main aspects of the restoration involve the total renovation of the roof with the replacement of structural elements and the restoration/renovation of the façades.