Castelmorrone (CE), Italia

Tempietto

Cappella funeraria nell'ampliamento del cimitero di Castel Morrone [Caserta]

Beniamino Servino

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Paramento esterno di pietra di tufo giallo campano. Copertura di rame. Infisso di alluminio naturale.

© Beniamino Servino . Published on February 24, 2010.

La cappella è costruita su un lotto di testata dell’ampliamento del vecchio cimitero. La pianta è organizzata concentrando i loculi su una sola parete©, lasciando libera la parte restante. Il vano d’ingresso corrisponde all’incrocio di due percorsi che delimitano i lotti. Le pareti sono rivestite, all’esterno, di tufo giallo trachitico di Quarto (Napoli). Le dimensioni di cava della “pietra” di 12×25 x 40 cm sono state ridotte a 10×23 x 38 cm per poter avere i lati regolari e lisci per la messa in opera senza malta nei giunti (la malta è applicata solo sul retro; ogni pietra è assicurata al supporto anche con delle graffe metalliche). Il paramento di tufo è registrato da ricorsi di travertino levigato di 3 cm di spessore. Le bucature sono lasciate senza infissi. La porta di ingresso [ad L] è realizzata con lastre di alluminio naturale Silver di 1 cm di spessore, vincolate con due cerniere di acciaio inox. Lo zoccolo e la pavimentazione interna sono ancora di travertino.

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© Beniamino Servino . Published on October 06, 2010.

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© Beniamino Servino . Published on October 06, 2010.

© Beniamino Servino . Published on October 06, 2010.

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