Resilienza di un’immagine. Costruzione e ricostruzione della Loggia veneziana a Candia (XVII-XX sec.)

The paper focuses on the Loggia of Candia (current Heraklion) on Crete, which underwent several reconstructions from the Middle Age onwards. The 17th-century Loggia building was literally reconstructed during the 20th century in a supposed Venetian Renaissance form. In the early 20th century, a Padiglione Veneto was also built up in Rome in the presumed shape of the “original” Loggia. If we can’t talk about a resilient building, its reshaped image across time and space may be considered as such.