HISTORY:
The old Dome, dedicated to Santa Giustina, is a Romanesque-Gothic construction built from 1239-1250, consecrated in 1256, when it was still unfinished, and probably finished by the end of the century. The interior has a single wide nave, and ends with three apses of which the central has a cross vault. The central and left apse bear the polyptych of Santa Giustina and the Madonna of humility, respectively, paintings of the Venetian school of the fifteenth century. In 1361 at the parish church of Santa Giustina Francesco Petrarca received a canonical benefit.
INTERVENTION:
The intervention carried out by Elettrosystem, includes the renovation of the entire electrical and lighting system that have now become obsolete, devoid of any degree of safety and not responding to current needs of both liturgical and cultural nature.
The plant was built with skilled hands and skill, highlighting the beauty of this extraordinary Church rich in history and art, finally donated to the many visitors in all its charm and splendor.
The systems were completed by technological systems of Anti-theft and Video Control in order to safeguard the works of art on display and the integrity of the monument.