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Section II: Summary of the Periodic Report on the State of Conservation State of Conservation of World Heritage Properties in Europe SECTION II la cendrent, formant une “couronne de délices” qui dessine la campagne et protège des prétentions du ITALY patriciat subalpin. L’avoir confié la tâche de la réalisation à des Residences of the Royal House of artistes qui ont marqué l’histoire de la culture Savoy européenne et le rôle revêtu par la dynastie des Savoie et par le Piémont dans le vieux continent, renforcent la valeur sur-nationale de cette partie du Brief description patrimoine historique et artistique de la région. When Emmanuel-Philibert, Duke of Savoy, moved Les autres capitales européennes, bien que his capital to Turin in 1562, he began a vast series caractérisées singulièrement par des présences of building projects (continued by his successors) to monumentales même plus considérables, n’ont pas demonstrate the power of the ruling house. This été marquées par un phénomène aussi important à outstanding complex of buildings, designed and l’échelle nationale, développé avec une continuité embellished by the leading architects and artists of tout à fait logique pendant une si longue période de the time, radiates out into the surrounding temps. countryside from the Royal Palace in the 'Command Area' of Turin to include many country 39.i : Le paysage plus identifiable est celui mieux residences and hunting lodges. défini, conçu et fait intentionnellement par l’homme, celui donc qui comprend les paysages de jardins et de parc créés pour des raisons esthétiques souvent 1. Introduction associés à constructions ou complexes religieux. Year(s) of Inscription 1997 As provided in ICOMOS evaluation Agency responsible for site management Qualities: The Residences of the Royal House of • Regional Directorate for Piedmont’s Cultural Savoy are an extensive body of buildings which Heritage and Landscape provide an important and detailed chapter in Ministry of Cultural Heritage European architecture. They also offer examples of Piazza San Giovanni 2 rich painted and carved interior decors in many of 10122 Torino the residences, and have finally found their place in Piedmont, Italy the roll of important gardens. The series of E-mail: [email protected] residences emphasizes the immense work of creation and homogenization, ornamentation and improvement, carried out in the course of a 2. Statement of Significance “Baroque episode” spanning the 17th and 18th Inscription Criteria C (i), (ii), (iv), (v) centuries. The Dukes of Savoy had a sense of continuity and a long-term vision in terms of Justification provided by the State Party architecture. These two virtues give very striking visual and stylistic cohesion to the functional rigour Le Palazzo Reale avec les édifices de la “zone de of the palaces and villas. They also make these commandement” et le complexe des villas extra buildings one of the most complete and prestigious urbaines pour le “divertissement et la chasse” examples of the strategies and styles of the constituent un bien culturel de valeur universelle, European Baroque. These palaces and villas are all témoignage matériel du rôle primaire attribué à of consistently high quality, and in some cases they l’urbanistique et à l’architecture de la maison des may be considered to be outstanding. Over many Savoie à l’appui de l’engagement politique et decades they brought together a chain of the most militaire qui la portera, au cours de trois siècles, du outstanding architects, from Ascanio Vitozxi to duché de Savoie au trône de l’Italie Unie. Alfieri via Castellamonte, Guarini, and Juvarra, the La monarchie absolue affirme, avec le Palais quality and excellence of who is proclaimed by their tourinois auquel se joignent les édifices destinés projects and by their present condition. aux fonctions do gouvernement et avec les They constitute a dynastic heritage that is both résidences extra urbaines, sa présence et son complex and unitary. It is a true symbiosis between modèle de gestion du territoire. culture and nature through its mastery of urban La capitale s’organise et se développe sur les axes space and its planning of vast tracts of countryside. définis par la “zone de commandement”, les villas State of Conservation of World Heritage Properties in Europe SECTION II Recommendation: That this property be inscribed • For each of the Residences the legal system for on the World Heritage List on the basis of criteria the protection of the neighbouring area has (i), (ii), (iv), and (v): been verified and where such does not offer sufficient guarantees the same constraints have The Residences of the Royal House of Savoy in been (or are in the course of being) extended in and around Turin represent a comprehensive accordance with the Legislative Decree of 2004. overview of European monumental architecture in Moreover, many of the residences are in areas the 17th and 18th centuries, using style, which are protected at a regional level or which dimensions, and space to illustrate in an border on park areas exceptional way the prevailing doctrine of absolute monarchy in material terms. Status of Authenticity/Integrity • World Heritage site values have been Committee Decision maintained Bureau (June 1997): The Bureau recommended the • The residences of the Royal House of Savoy Committee to inscribe this site on the World are undeniably authentic Heritage List on the basis of cultural criteria (i), (ii), • As things stand at present no work or iv) and (v). The Residences of the Royal House of alterations are planned which may compromise Savoy in and around Turin represent a the integrity of the sites. All the measures comprehensive overview of European monumental needed to ensure that the integrity of the sites architecture in the 17th and 18th centuries, using is safeguarded have been adopted at a national style, dimensions, and space to illustrate in an and regional level as well as with the single exceptional way the prevailing doctrine of absolute (public or private) bodies to whom the assets monarchy in material terms. have been entrusted Session (1997): The Committee decided to inscribe this property on the basis of criteria (i), (ii), (iv) and 3. Protection (v), considering that the Residences of the Royal Legislative and Administrative Arrangements House of Savoy in and around Turin represent a • Legislative Decree 22 January 2004, no 42. comprehensive overview of European monumental Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code, in architecture in the 17th and 18th centuries, using accordance with art. 10 of L.6 July 2002, n° 137. style, dimensions, and space to illustrate in an The Residences have all been identified as part exceptional way the prevailing doctrine of absolute of the cultural heritage and therefore benefit monarchy in material terms. from protective legislation, they are either owned by the state or by public bodies or are • Statement of Significance adequately defines inalienable the outstanding universal value of the site • The protection arrangements are considered • No change required sufficiently effective Boundaries and Buffer Zone • Status of boundaries of the site: inadequate 4. Management • In 1997 only the boundaries of the building Use of site/property were graphically designed. In the description of • Visitor attraction. Currently the Residences are the assets listed clear reference was also made museum premises or the premises of to the appurtenances, and, as a whole the institutional activities asset “introduces the concept of the designed cultural landscape”. Even following the Management /Administrative Body restoration work currently in progress which • Steering group; formally constituted. Function: also regards the areas surrounding the Definition of the planned management model residences, the perimeters have been more for the Venaria Reale complex and the Royal specifically defined including within them the Residences of the House of Savoy in Piedmont; park and garden areas which still reflect the mandate: Assessment of the repair and original value of historic gardens built at the restoration projects for the Residences; the same time as the Residences predisposition of a communication plan; the • Buffer zone: no buffer zone has been defined; planning of a network of services common to further work needed the system; supervision of the implementation of the project State of Conservation of World Heritage Properties in Europe SECTION II • Management under protective legislation; under been set up within the Piedmont Regional contractual agreement between the State Party Authority to deal with the monitoring and and a third party gathering of site documentation and the • Site manager with responsibilities added to an elaboration of scientific and technical data as existing work well as the administration of the sites of Venaria • Levels of public authority who are primarily Reale and, in the future, of the other involved with the management of the site: Residences national; regional; local • The conservation and restoration work • The current management system is sufficiently undertaken is based on patient stratigrafic effective research, archive studies, scientific analysis, and the analysis of structures. The work is also designed in some cases to bring to light 5. Management Plan elements that had been hidden by previous • Management plan under preparation refurbishments and to correct some previous building work • Responsibility for over-seeing the implementation of the management plan and • Training available for stakeholders monitoring its effectiveness:
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