Structural recovery · Villa Ada, Rome · 2026
Villa Ada — structural recovery
Controlled demolition, scaffolding and masonry reinstatement in a historic landscape setting
Site at Villa Ada Savoia: structural recovery of a building with floor openings, debris management and works at height on existing masonry.
Context
Works within Villa Ada Savoia park in Rome. The site concerns a building under recovery: controlled removal of roof and floor portions, exposure of timber structures and masonry, setup with scaffolding and debris chute.
Challenges
Working in a public landscape setting requires area protection, demolition management and controlled sequences on degraded structures.
Objectives
Make the building safe and prepare it for structural reinstatement, with documented works and site organisation suited to the setting.
Result
Works in progress: controlled demolition phases, scaffolding and masonry recovery photographically documented.
Works carried out
- Structural recovery of building
- Controlled roof / floor demolition
- Scaffolding and protections setup
- Debris management and chute
- Works on existing masonry
Techniques
- Selective demolition
- Scaffolding and works at height
- Management of exposed timber structures
- Masonry reinstatement
Materials
- Stone and mortar masonry
- Timber structures
- Roofing elements
Site gallery
Photographic documentation of the works carried out.
