One obvious fact, and details...
The architectural richness of the past leads to national protections since the middle of 19th century, and
to the quest of international common doctrinal and technical way of conservation. As the Venice Charter,
written with light and generous spirit, rises the first and still alive international law in 1964, in the same
time, the social and cultural human identities, lost by the globalization, find in heritage the way of their
revival.
The obviousness of European heritage needs common professional competencies and protection, laws: a
work to launch, by training architects and workers, sharing professors, students, apprentices, by professional
schools and universities exchanges.
This was done since 2010 by the joined workshops between the “Scuola di Specializzazione” and the
School of Chaillot, raising in Casape and Ciciliano the highest level of studies, and exceptional results. This was possible thanks to the confidence and commitment of Giovanni Carbonara and the efficiency of
Daniela Esposito.
Let me express, in the name of the school of Chaillot, it’s head an students, my warmest gratitude,
admiration, and thanks.
