Chioggia and the Villages of the Venetian Lagoon: Studies in Urban HistoryCambridge University Press, 26 sep. 1985 - 349 sidor This 1985 book is the study of the history of a group of villages, and one large town, that lie in the lagoons that surround Venice. Although written by an architect, it is not concerned solely with architecture, but with the whole history of the settlements, their origins, their growth and development, the occupations of their inhabitants, and the reasons for their prosperity or decline over the centuries. The book will interest professional architects and historians, many of whom will be familiar with the history and environment of Venice itself. It will also attract a more general reader, and perhaps lovers of Venice, and engender a desire to explore beyond St Mark's Square and the Rialto markets, to discover or rediscover the lesser riches of these modest but fascinating communities, whose physical environment, like that of Venice itself, has changed very little over the last two hundred years. |
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Introduction | 5 |
Early medieval Chioggia | 13 |
The late medieval apogee and the war of 1380 | 27 |
Reconstruction of the town 13801400 | 40 |
XX | 47 |
retrenchment and social problems | 54 |
19 | 57 |
civic pride and financial decline | 67 |
detail of another sixteenthcentury map showing the fort and monastery at S Nicolō | 172 |
the main street and the town gate | 173 |
the Merceria from the east | 175 |
A survey of the Porto di Malamocco in 1740 showing the two forts | 176 |
the Napoleonic survey of 1808 | 180 |
the village today air view from the east | 181 |
The northern Venetian lagoon | 183 |
transcription from the I G M survey showing Burano Mazzorbo and Torcello | 186 |
From Sabbadino to the second great plague 1630 | 79 |
The later seicento and the building boom of the eighteenth | 86 |
45 | 89 |
nineteenthcentury postscript | 101 |
The lidi of the southern lagoon | 109 |
detail from the Comunes current survey plan | 113 |
Ognissanti church from the lagoon | 118 |
a midsixteenthcentury survey probably by Sabbadino | 120 |
47 | 123 |
detail from the 1640 landregistry survey | 124 |
a further detail from the 1640 survey | 125 |
a section of the waterfront at S Vio | 127 |
sketch elevations of case padronali | 128 |
S Antonio and adjacent housing from the lagoon | 135 |
the parish church and the small harbour | 137 |
the Vena canal with the Filippini church | 138 |
sestiere Busetti the most densely builtup part of the island | 141 |
the waterfront and the church | 142 |
a typical group of seventeenth and eighteenthcentury waterfront houses | 143 |
a small section of the Napoleonic survey of 1808 | 145 |
air view from the south | 148 |
Sottomarina | 150 |
sketch plan of the early seventeenth century showing the port village | 158 |
general view from across the Lusenzo lagoon | 160 |
plan of the church of S Martino dated 1735 | 161 |
the main axis of the old town | 164 |
air view of the northern part of the old town | 165 |
air photograph of the town in 1945 before tourist development had begun | 166 |
Malamocco and Venice lido | 168 |
one of the magnificent sixteenthcentury surveys of the lagoon | 171 |
detail from deBarbaris view of 1500 | 189 |
detail of Georg Brauns view of 1572 | 191 |
Plan of the northern Venetian lagoon in the mid sixteenth century | 195 |
sketch plan of part of the village in 1657 showing several boatyards | 197 |
the northern end of Via Galuppi | 198 |
the house of the Michiel family on Rio della Zuecca | 200 |
part of Piazza Galuppi with the standard and the Palazzo Comunale | 202 |
Rio di Pontinello with typical houses of the eighteenth century | 203 |
a tiny cottage on Rio della Zuecca | 205 |
the small retail fishmarket also on Rio della Zuecca | 206 |
the Napoleonic survey | 208 |
the southern part of the reclaimed Rio di Burano | 210 |
air view from the east | 211 |
the canal as lifeline Rio di Terranova | 213 |
Mazzorbo | 214 |
one of the few remaining case padronali | 216 |
Torcello | 221 |
Some notes on other Venetian sites | 233 |
the Vena towards the south with the fishmarket and nineteenth | 238 |
Northern Cannaregio | 252 |
94 | 263 |
Three other lagunar settlements | 267 |
Calle Padovani with typical eighteenthcentury sottoportego | 273 |
the central Piazza with the Town Hall of 1848 and S Giacomo | 285 |
Grado | 291 |
transcription from the I G M survey | 292 |
A summary note | 305 |
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Chioggia and the Villages of the Venetian Lagoon: Studies in Urban History Richard J. Goy Ingen förhandsgranskning - 2008 |
Chioggia and the Villages of the Venetian Lagoon: Studies in Urban History Richard J. Goy Ingen förhandsgranskning - 1985 |
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A.S.V. Dieci Savii A.S.V. Podestā Altinum axis boatyards Boscolo Brenta bridge building built Buranelli Burano Busetti calli Cannaregio Caorle casoni castrum Catastico cathedral centre Chioggia Chioggiotti clans clearly Codevigo Comune considerable Consiglio Coronelli cottages Council decades decline despite Dogado doge Ducali ducats early eighteenth century expansion fishermen fishing further Genoese Giudecca Grado Grand Canal houses Ibid importance income increase island islets lagunar land later lidi lire littoral Lombardo Maggior Consiglio mainland major Malamocco Marano Lagunare Marco Maria Mazzorbo Mil./Mar modest monastery narrow Nicolō orchards ortolani Palazzi di Venezia Palazzo parish church patrician pattern Pellestrina period Piazza Pietro plague Podestā di Torcello Pontelongo population Porto Secco rebuilt records remained rent repair Rialto Sabbadino sea-defences sestiere settlement shore Signoria sixteenth century Sottomarina survey survives today town town's urbanisation Venetian Venetian lagoon Venetian Republic Veneto Venezia Venice Vianello village waterfront zone