La Carta di Venezia: rifessi, infuenze e sviluppi in ambito nazionale e internazionale.

The 1931 the Carta di Atene played a fundamental role in global protection issues, associating the value and respect of monuments with the concept of community. After the Second World War, these concepts were taken up by the Carta di Venezia of 1964. The document reiterates the urgency of finding shared principles based on the awareness that any cultural asset is world heritage and must be preserved. The contribution delves into the national and international impact of the Carta. The objective is to recognize a common theoretical-operational methodology among nations for the conservation of architectural works, urban tissues, landscape and territory. Over time, the Carta di Venezia has directed other programmatic instruments on restoration, with specific applications and contents: the Commissione Franceschini (1967), the Carta Italiana del Restauro (1972); the Carta di Firenze (1981) and the Carta italiana di Firenze (1981), the Carta di Washington (1987), the Documento di Nara sull'Autenticità (1994), the Convenzione europea del paesaggio (2000) and the Codice dei beni culturali e del paesaggio (2004). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]