Almost entirely destroyed, the German fortified cities of Jülich and Wesel are eminent exemplary cases of the reconstruction of Renaissance and Baroque urban cities. The post-war revival process – led in Jülich by Renèvon Schöfer and in Wesel by Ph. A. Rappaport – was based on opposing cultural models. Jülich preferred the adoption of conservative methods, while in Wesel the planning typical of Rhine town companies espoused by Rappaport prevailed.
“Identità e memoria”. La ricostruzione delle città-fortezza di Jülich (1947-1986) e Wesel (1945-2011) nel dibattito post-bellico tedesco.
Andreina Milan
Primo
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2020
Abstract
Almost entirely destroyed, the German fortified cities of Jülich and Wesel are eminent exemplary cases of the reconstruction of Renaissance and Baroque urban cities. The post-war revival process – led in Jülich by Renèvon Schöfer and in Wesel by Ph. A. Rappaport – was based on opposing cultural models. Jülich preferred the adoption of conservative methods, while in Wesel the planning typical of Rhine town companies espoused by Rappaport prevailed.File in questo prodotto:
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