Exercise 2 - Restoration, reconstruction, reinterpretation (sample answer)

Restoration: putting back what was there. Reconstruction: rebuilding what is
gone, often from drawings. Reinterpretation: taking the idea and changing
the form.
Fisherman's Bastion: a nineteenth-century building in a medieval style; it is
genuine as a nineteenth-century work, closer to reinterpretation than to a
copy of a lost building.
Chain Bridge after 1945: a close reconstruction; faithful in form, new in
material (check).
Reasonable people may classify some cases differently, so give a reason.