ARANDA Art Space
At ARANDA, we are devoted to preserving history through the restoration of historical and cultural heritage sites. In that spirit, we collaborate with two esteemed Italian partners: Piacenti, which boasts over 150 years of heritage expertise, and the visionary textile artisans at Lyria, whose fabrics adorn the world’s most hallowed halls, including many of the most prestigious museums and palaces. Our artistry extends beyond restoration, with a proud history of designing exclusive awards for renowned ceremonies and creating majestic landmarks that transform public squares into living galleries of identity and authenticity.
1. Structural Restoration
Focuses on strengthening the palace's structural integrity without altering its historical appearance.
Includes:
- Foundation reinforcement.
- Crack and fissure repair.
- Wall and ceiling strengthening (e.g., carbon fiber, steel bracing).
- Injection of voids with suitable grouts.
2. Architectural Restoration
Aims to restore the original architectural form and layout.
Includes:
- Reconstructing missing architectural elements (columns, cornices, windows).
- Cleaning surfaces from accumulated dirt or salts.
- Reinstalling displaced or collapsed structural parts.
3. Aesthetic (Decorative) Restoration
🖼️ Focuses on the artistic elements of the palace.
Includes:
- Restoration of wall paintings (fresco, tempera).
- Conservation of decorated ceilings.
- Repairing stained glass, carved gypsum, chandeliers.
- Repainting using historically accurate color palettes (based on stratigraphic paint analysis).
4. Preventive Conservation
Aims to protect the palace from future deterioration.
Includes:
- Improving ventilation and lighting systems.
- Moisture and groundwater insulation.
- Installing fire and theft alarm systems.
- Creating guided visitor paths to reduce physical wear.
5. Environmental Restoration
Focuses on the surroundings of the palace (gardens, fences, external views).
Includes:
- Restoring historical gardens and landscape features.
- Organizing and preserving the palace’s visual context.