RESTURO CONSERVATION CENTER La Venaria Reale


Conservation and Restoration

The nine Restoration Laboratories, divided by type of materials, conduct study and design activities for the prevention, monitoring, maintenance and restoration of cultural heritage.

 

Science

The Scientific Laboratories play a key role in supporting restoration and conservation, for study and research, for teaching and dissemination with advanced instruments and technologies.

Training

The School of Higher Education and Study (SAF) organizes training and professional updating courses. Thanks to the agreement with the University of Turin, the Centre is the seat of the Degree Course.

Documentation

The Center develops and conducts activities of documentation and enhancement of archival and bibliographic funds of particular importance for the conservation and restoration of cultural heritage.

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Preventive storage

Since its creation, the Centre has had among its objectives to develop and promote projects related to the strategic theme of preventive conservation.

Over the years he has defined working protocols to support the system of Savoy Residences and museums in the area and beyond.

Diagnostic services

The Centre's Scientific Laboratories are equipped with scientific instruments used for research and study purposes of artefacts undergoing restoration.

Training

The School of Higher Education and Study (SAF) organizes and manages Masters and Professional Refresher Courses.

Thanks to the agreement with the University of Turin, SAF participates in the organisation of the Single Cycle Master’s Degree Course in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage.

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Guided tours
The Center opens its doors to the public and families with guided tours and thematic tours in the Restoration Laboratories, Scientific Laboratories and construction sites.

Restorers, art historians and scientific researchers recount the advanced techniques of intervention and investigation, thanks to which restorations become real sites of knowledge that enrich the wealth of information on the conservation of cultural heritage.