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Chapel of the Holy Shroud

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377:, and to the Swiss sculptor Bernardino Quadri, who were responsible for the design of a building with a square base set between the ducal palace and the apse of the Cathedral . Furthermore, the two opted to elevate the chapel 6–7 meters with respect to the floor of the cathedral. This meant that the inside of the chapel was visible from inside the cathedral. The faithful could access the chapel through two large staircases placed at the end of each of the aisles, while the royals could access it through a portal on the first floor of the palace. The ellipsoidal foundations were therefore demolished and replaced, and for nine years the project proceeded apace. The construction was interrupted when the entablature of the first level was reached, when structural problems were noticed in the structure. Unable to solve the problem, Bernardino Quadri was removed from the project in 1666. 646: 549: 590:, Iren and of others. In 2021 the partial restoration of the altar was also completed, thus completing the recovery of the monument. The restoration succeeded in recovering the surfaces and the marbles and structures of the altar, together with the cherubs and the statues of two angels (who survived the fire because they were temporarily in the sacristy at the time of the fire), the embossed silver tabernacle, the lamps and the pyramid candlesticks . The other statues, together with the large summit star in gilded wood, have not been recovered and are lost (an image of the altar before the fire with the lost parts can be 618: 545:
night between 11 and 12 April 1997 caused a fire that heavily damaged the building. The flames caused subsidence and collapse, and the marbles were also heavily damaged, also due to the thermal shock caused by the icy water from the extinguishing jets. The Shroud itself risked being destroyed but was saved from the flames by the firefighters, who broke through the glass case containing the wooden and silver box that kept the cloth. To avoid the collapse of the entire structure, hoops with metal chains were placed around it.
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concentric circles of stars within Greek crosses, arranged in a way to accentuate the centrality of the altar. The altar was of black marble and decorated with gilded wood or metal ornaments and sculptures. The shroud case was positioned in the central part, placed inside a glass case protected by a golden grate. Above the
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The Chapel was closed to the public on May 4, 1990, when a fragment of marble from an internal cornice collapsed to the floor. The fall was caused by an infiltration of water. Three years later the restoration work began. With the conservative restoration site almost completed, a short circuit in the
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at the vertices (one at the entrance from the palace and the other two at the staircases towards the cathedral). As for the portion of the chapel not yet undertaken, Guarini completely revolutionized the project. In particular, Guarini redesigned the dome, in order to lighten it and give it an upward
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who, after leaving Paris in 1666, stopped in Turin in 1667 and took over the work on the chapel in 1668. He adopted the round-shaped project previously developed by Bernardino Quadri, which had been completed up to the first level. Guarini modified the previously completed structure, reinforcing the
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The debris was immediately and the damage ascertained, from which it emerged that 80% of the stone surfaces needed to be restored. At the beginning of the 2000s the architectural restoration began, carried out in a conservative and most faithful way possible. The necessary marble was found in 2007
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Donato Rossetti was appointed as Guarini's successor for the project in 1685, but died soon after in 1686. He was replaced by Antonio Bertola, who finished the project. At the center of the circular plan of the dome, Bertola placed a raised altar six steps from the floor. The floor was inlaid with
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in prayer or bearing the nails of the passion, while four angels with the symbols of the passion were placed on the sides of the reliquary, all made by the sculptors Cesare Neurone and Francesco Borello between 1692 and 1694. In 1694 the Shroud was finally placed there. In 1825 King Carlo Felice
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in 2019, were completed after 28 years and the chapel was reopened to the city and visitors on 27 September 2018, thus becoming part of the Royal Museums tour itinerary of Turin. The restoration was one of the most complicated ever carried out, and cost over 30 million Euros, of which 28 by the
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The dome was completed on 27 October 1679 and on 15 May 1680 Guarini himself celebrated the inaugural mass on a temporary wooden altar. The structure was usable, even if the interiors were not yet completed. Guarini died on March 6, 1683, leaving the floors, one of the stairways and the altar
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decorated with windows (real at the base and fake at the top) with a golden globe surmounted by a cross on top. In 1680, Giacomo Cortella frescoed the dome.
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In the first half of the 19th century the chapel was decorated with groups of statues depicting famous members of the House of Savoy commissioned by King
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and the base of the dome. Above the arches, on the next level, he placed a ring walkway surmounted by six large arched windows alternating with six
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who pressed for its completion, uneasy with the Shroud being kept on a temporary wooden altar. He was in fact mindful of the great fire of 1532 in
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formed by a twelve-pointed star surrounded by twelve ovoid windows. Inside the star, a small circular cap is decorated with the dove of the
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and three spandrels formed by the three arches he placed large circular windows. These arches, in addition to concealing the
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thrust. The original project included a hemispherical dome supported by piers. Guarini instead placed ornamental
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which had damaged the Shroud. The projects were entrusted to Carlo di Castellamonte's son, the architect
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Meek, H.A., Guarino Guarini and his architecture, Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1988
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had held for several centuries. The initial plan called for an ellipsoidal chapel set between the
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walls which had caused problems for their thinness and structural capabilities. He decorated the
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Wittkower, R., Studies in the italian baroque, BAS Printers Limited, Great Britain, 1975.
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and built at the end of the 17th century (1668–1694), during the reign of
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The restoration and reconstruction, resulting among the winners of the
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Varriano, J., Italian baroque and rococo architecture, New York, 1986
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External view (with the cathedral dome in the forefront and the
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Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary and Saint Barnabas
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Architecture for the shroud : relic and ritual in Turin
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commissioned the royal architect Carlo Randoni to build the
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and the Palazzo Ducale (former bishop's palace and current
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from the original quarries used in the 17th century in
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The restored chapel with the yet to be renovated altar
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from which luminous rays emerge. The dome ends with a
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Sacra Sindone

Affiliation
Catholic
District
Archdiocese of Turin
Turin
Italy
Chapel of the Holy Shroud is located in Turin
Geographic coordinates
45°04′24″N 7°41′08″E / 45.07332°N 7.685435°E / 45.07332; 7.685435
Architect(s)
Guarino Guarini
Chapel
Style
Baroque
House of Savoy
Italian
Baroque
chapel
Turin
northern Italy
Shroud of Turin
relic
Jesus of Nazareth
Turin Cathedral
Royal Palace of Turin
Guarino Guarini
Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy
Baroque architecture

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