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Summary

The preservation of heritage buildings is not just about the structural safety, but it is necessarily related to the central themes of restoration, fruition and reuse of ancient buildings. Such topic requires an interdisciplinary design approach that involves, among the others, structural engineering, numerical modelling and architecture to address the challenges of contemporaneity in heritage management also in terms of interests of the stakeholders. In this regard, the opportunities offered by natural F.R.C.M. (Fibre Reinforced Cementitious Matrix) composites, made of basaltic fibres and lime mortar, are analysed.

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