Architectural Heritage Investigation in Interwar Vilnius: Problems and Methods
Acta Academiae Artium Vilnensis
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37522/aaav.98.2020.29Keywords:
Architectural heritage research, heritage preservation, intrusive and non-intrusive research, conservation, restoration, inventory, Interwar VilniusAbstract
This paper presents the architectural heritage research problems and methods in Interwar Vilnius. Due to institutional regulation as well as state law recommendation, architectural heritage research had to be performed before any maintenance (conservation, restoration or adaptation) works, however the quantity and quality of investigations differ from gene- ral cognition (general knowledge of an object’s constructions, architectural details and condition) and inventory made (survey drawings) and analysis of non-intrusive research methods to complex scientific research. The comparative analysis of institutional impact for the investigation and individual practices of researchers reveal much wider contexts of the architectural heritage investigations questions and methods used in Interwar Vilnius.