A SIGN, ALMOST A SCRATCH—TWISTING LINES TRACED IN A CIRCULAR FORM—THIS IS “OUR” LABYRINTH. AN ELEMENT WE CHOSE AS A SYMBOL AND METAPHOR FOR THE MULTIFACETED AND EVER-CHANGING REALITY IN WHICH WE OPERATE: NOTHING IN CONSTRUCTION, IN FACT, IS MORE COMPLEX THAN MAINTENANCE AND RESTORATION.
In ancient times, as today, it responded to a thirst for discovery; its exploration is a symbol of the searching spirit. Only by following reliable design methodologies, which avoid dangerous and arbitrary procedural assessments, is it possible to implement a complex series of simple individual operations which, taken together, enable the goal to be achieved. Proper conservation work can only be carried out through a rigorous design method that includes in-depth critical analysis aimed at understanding the history of the object and its actual state of preservation. This will allow us to identify the most appropriate and consistent technological choices. The investigations carried out on site and in the laboratory are carried out by our technical department with the cooperation of affiliated companies, laboratories and diagnostic studios.
We identify and study the construction systems used, the materials, and their processes of alteration and degradation.
Through careful historical and archival studies, geometric, photogrammetric and photographic surveys, and mineralogical-petrographic, chemical, physical and biological analyses, we are able to find the right path to follow in order to resolve problems.
A SIGN, ALMOST A SCRATCH—TWISTING LINES TRACED IN A CIRCULAR FORM—THIS IS “OUR” LABYRINTH. AN ELEMENT WE CHOSE AS A SYMBOL AND METAPHOR FOR THE MULTIFACETED AND EVER-CHANGING REALITY IN WHICH WE OPERATE: NOTHING IN CONSTRUCTION, IN FACT, IS MORE COMPLEX THAN MAINTENANCE AND RESTORATION.
In ancient times, as today, it responded to a thirst for discovery; its exploration is a symbol of the searching spirit. Only by following reliable design methodologies, which avoid dangerous and arbitrary procedural assessments, is it possible to implement a complex series of simple individual operations which, taken together, enable the goal to be achieved. Proper conservation work can only be carried out through a rigorous design method that includes in-depth critical analysis aimed at understanding the history of the object and its actual state of preservation. This will allow us to identify the most appropriate and consistent technological choices. The investigations carried out on site and in the laboratory are carried out by our technical department with the cooperation of affiliated companies, laboratories and diagnostic studios.
We identify and study the construction systems used, the materials, and their processes of alteration and degradation.
Through careful historical and archival studies, geometric, photogrammetric and photographic surveys, and mineralogical-petrographic, chemical, physical and biological analyses, we are able to find the right path to follow in order to resolve problems.
UNI ISO 9001 Quality Management System
Our quality policy is primarily aimed at ensuring that restoration, maintenance and planned conservation work is carried out with a view to safeguarding our heritage and preserving its cultural values, identity and authenticity, in the interests of society. Quality Certification also helps the company to manage and simplify internal processes, thus creating a benchmark that streamlines procedures and methods. Full compliance with workplace safety regulations and constant monitoring of all preventive and protective measures in the places and environments in which we operate complete the Quality & Safety process we have undertaken.
UNI ISO 14001 Environmental Management System
We are committed to ensuring that the company’s activities are carried out with the utmost respect for the environment and for workers’ safety, following a principle of continuous improvement in the environmental performance related to the services provided and the activities associated with them. In particular, we have identified the following as priority objectives for the company: the use of environmentally friendly products, improvement of waste management, and the use of our expertise to increase environmental awareness and control within the company.
These specific objectives will be achieved using the tools of the Environmental Management System:
- compliance with applicable national and international laws and regulations,
- the prevention of pollution generated by company activities,
- the continuous improvement of environmental performance related to the environmental aspects identified as most significant,
- the willingness to engage in dialogue and collaboration with clients, public authorities, and the local community.
Safety management systems UNI ISO 45001
Aware of the central importance of workers’ Health and Safety in the performance of all our activities, we are committed to pursuing objectives of continuous improvement in this area and to translating this commitment into a concrete strategic goal, transversal and additional to the general objectives of our organization.
SA8000 management system
UNI/PdR 125 management system
We are committed to respecting standards of ethical and professional conduct towards employees, collaborators, and all other business stakeholders: clients, suppliers, associations, and institutions. The code of ethics that has been drafted expresses the company’s core values and represents a reference point for every decision-making process.
Restoration is a fundamental tool for a country's cultural heritage, its preservation and its history. This heritage (artistic, environmental and landscape) plays an undeniable, often implicit role in the formation and education of citizens. In particular, it can stimulate in young people a widespread and shared awareness of the history and culture of the territory and contribute to the formation of local and national identity. The cultural heritage of our territory and its conservation constitute a 'common good', like air or water, and the desire and need for active participation in its protection and enhancement must be increasingly encouraged.
Restoration is a fundamental tool for a country's cultural heritage, its preservation and its history. This heritage (artistic, environmental and landscape) plays an undeniable, often implicit role in the formation and education of citizens. In particular, it can stimulate in young people a widespread and shared awareness of the history and culture of the territory and contribute to the formation of local and national identity. The cultural heritage of our territory and its conservation constitute a 'common good', like air or water, and the desire and need for active participation in its protection and enhancement must be increasingly encouraged.
The past has passed on to us extraordinary stories and precious material evidence. irreplaceable documents that today convey messages of artistic, historical, social, religious and material cultural nature that society cannot do without.
Our task is to TAKE CARE OF THIS HERITAGE, which is the BUILT ENVIRONMENT, to protect it, enhance it and pass it on to the future in all its vibrant beauty and truth. Gasparoli is an active and attentive partner in all the territories in which it works. Through study, research and on-site activities, it contributes concretely to the implementation and consolidation of knowledge that is communicated, disseminated and made available through innovative technologies and digital tools.
