This study is concerned with the significance of medieval architectural form, dealing with assertions made possible by erecting an ambulatory with radiating chapels (c.11 – c. 12). It assumes that works of architecture are more determined by the significance their builders assigned them rather than by functional needs. The study presents a method to reconstruct this "message" of a building as intended by the patron and the artists and as perceived by the contemporary spectators.

Am Beispiel der Sanierung der St. Bennokirche in Meißen wird die Behandlung von Sandsteinoberflächen mit Siliconharzschlämmen erläutert, bei der eine farblich angepasste Schlämme als Schutz- und Opferschicht wirkt. Vorgestellt werden die Methode und die Ergebnisse der begleitenden wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen.

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