The restored Aula Magna of the University of Padua. 500 "objects" of the University of Padua have been restored: the entire wooden cladding of the Aula Magna (boiserie, steps and podium Aula Magna, including the parapet with nineteenth-century seat), the wooden floors of six rooms, the handrail of the Scala del Sapere, armchairs, benches, chairs, sofas, tables, coffee tables, desks, doors, wardrobes, umbrella stands, coat hangers. This, in a nutshell, is the "catalog" on which the extensive work of restitution of the entire artistic heritage conceived by the Milanese architect and designer Gio Ponti was carried out. Not only that, the maintenance restoration of Galileo's chair and the static revision and simultaneous cleaning of the coats of arms of the Aula Magna were carried out.
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