Coi (BL), Italia

Tabia in Val Zoldana

da fienile a luogo domestico

CLINICAURBANA, Matteo Sartori, Valentino Nicola

Il tabià prima dei lavori

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i tabià sono edifici rurali realizzati dalla gente di montagna nei secoli scorsi per il ricovero del bestiame e la conservazione del fieno; la stalla veniva ricavata nella parte in pietra al piano terra mentre i livelli restanti, realizzati in legno con una struttura a travi e pilastri rivestita in tavole di larice, venivano utilizzati come fienile e magazzino. Oggi la pastorizia non è più praticata in valle e questi manufatti, svuotati della funzione originaria, sono utilizzati parzialmente come deposito o ricovero attrezzi.

Il tabià dopo il restauro

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in alcuni casi, secondo una pratica ormai consolidata, vengono ristrutturati e destinati all’uso residenziale.

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