Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Reconstructive models and AR applications to archive drawings. Aldo Morbelli’s forgotten architectures
Architecture archives constitute an invaluable source of knowledge and an essential pillar for scientific research dedicated to understanding architecture in all its nuances. This resource interests a wide spectrum of disciplines, including the history of architecture, conservation, design theory, and representation. In recent years, we have witnessed a growing recognition of the importance of preserving archives related to Modernism: these archives often harbor a rich treasure of material that holds invaluable importance for the academic world and an international community of passionate scholars. A particularly interesting area of research is the digitization and interpretation of architectural projects that, despite being conceived by illustrious masters of architecture, were never realized. These projects represent valuable testimonies of uncompleted creative paths and offer a new perspective on architectural history, worthy of examination and understanding. The introduction of augmented reality (AR) technologies in the field of historic architecture has opened new possibilities for the documentation and visualization of buildings that no longer exist. AR serves as an innovative tool for preserving historical memory, enriching the experience of studying and enjoying architectural heritage. The process begins with meticulous digitization of historical documents and archive drawings, requiring in-depth analysis to ensure the accuracy of the representation. These are then transformed into digital formats, facilitating integration into 3D modeling environments. Historical photographs, testimonies of past eras, represent another valuable resource, as they capture visual details and provide precious information on the original state of buildings. This contribution draws on materials preserved at the “Roberto Gabetti” Central Library of Architecture archive at the Polytechnic of Turin: in particular, the archive holds works by Carlo Mollino (1905-1973), subject to previous H-BIM reconstructive modeling studies, and ...
Reconstructive models and AR applications to archive drawings. Aldo Morbelli’s forgotten architectures
Architecture archives constitute an invaluable source of knowledge and an essential pillar for scientific research dedicated to understanding architecture in all its nuances. This resource interests a wide spectrum of disciplines, including the history of architecture, conservation, design theory, and representation. In recent years, we have witnessed a growing recognition of the importance of preserving archives related to Modernism: these archives often harbor a rich treasure of material that holds invaluable importance for the academic world and an international community of passionate scholars. A particularly interesting area of research is the digitization and interpretation of architectural projects that, despite being conceived by illustrious masters of architecture, were never realized. These projects represent valuable testimonies of uncompleted creative paths and offer a new perspective on architectural history, worthy of examination and understanding. The introduction of augmented reality (AR) technologies in the field of historic architecture has opened new possibilities for the documentation and visualization of buildings that no longer exist. AR serves as an innovative tool for preserving historical memory, enriching the experience of studying and enjoying architectural heritage. The process begins with meticulous digitization of historical documents and archive drawings, requiring in-depth analysis to ensure the accuracy of the representation. These are then transformed into digital formats, facilitating integration into 3D modeling environments. Historical photographs, testimonies of past eras, represent another valuable resource, as they capture visual details and provide precious information on the original state of buildings. This contribution draws on materials preserved at the “Roberto Gabetti” Central Library of Architecture archive at the Polytechnic of Turin: in particular, the archive holds works by Carlo Mollino (1905-1973), subject to previous H-BIM reconstructive modeling studies, and ...
Reconstructive models and AR applications to archive drawings. Aldo Morbelli’s forgotten architectures
01.01.2024
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
| UB Braunschweig | 2008
| TIBKAT | 2008
Aldo Rossi : drawings, 1990-97
TIBKAT | 2000