Master in Architecture (Conservation)

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The master’s degree covers the topics related to interventions on the existing architectural and environmental heritage. The specific objective of the master’s degree is the achievement of a peculiar sensibility and ability related to the modalities of intervention on pre-existing architectural and environmental heritage, and to the quality design of new architecture, considering the relationships with the pre-existent and the historical city. The master’s degree builds up on the skills acquired in the bachelor’s degree, enhancing them to a specialist’s level, with reference to: the historical-critical analysis of architecture, in its broadest sense (from the single manufacture to landscape and environment); the ability to plan and execute, both with reference to modern architectural production and to the conservation and recovery of pre-existing structures; specific scientific knowledge, acquired critically.