Hidden Architecture

In the majority of cases wooden roof structures were not deemed worthy of the same attention as the buildings of which they are an integral part and they were frequently subject to inappropriate intervention, replacement, or demolition. This book describes, with the help of an example - the timber roof structure of the Dome of Vercelli, the various steps that have to be taken in order to restore a wooden roof. A major focus has been laid on the diagnostic part, which is fundamental for every kind of intervention. Roofs are often hidden and therefore not considered as important. So: MAKE THE ROOFS PUBLIC.

Autorentext

She was born in Vienna in 1982. Pia studied architecture at the TU Vienna, spending one semester in Rome. After graduation, she made an international postgraduate master in "urban wood" at the TU Vienna, TU Dresden and the Politecnico of Turin. During and after her studies she worked for various architectural offices in Austria and Italy.