Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
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“Sources of Research” for the Virtual Reconstruction of Ancient Monuments: The Case of Architectural Models
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7848-8734
The use of architectural scale models, also known by the French word maquette or the Italian names plastico or modello, is an ancient practice, which probably began when architecture emerged from its purely practical and utilitarian phase to become a formal category of knowledge with specifically sought-after and deliberately selected characteristics, linked to the increased dimensions and the enrichment of forms [1]. The model constitutes a representation, generally on a smaller scale and made of different materials but similar in effect, of a work to be created. Models are made of various materials, in accordance with the tastes of Scholars and with need, such as wood, wax, terracotta, stucco and so on. Precisely due to the highly perishable nature of the materials with which models in antiquity were made, this type of indirect source is very rarely found in archaeological contexts. This contribution concerns a case study in which an architectural model found in an archaeological excavation was used as the main of research source for the 3D reconstruction of an ancient monument.
“Sources of Research” for the Virtual Reconstruction of Ancient Monuments: The Case of Architectural Models
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7848-8734
The use of architectural scale models, also known by the French word maquette or the Italian names plastico or modello, is an ancient practice, which probably began when architecture emerged from its purely practical and utilitarian phase to become a formal category of knowledge with specifically sought-after and deliberately selected characteristics, linked to the increased dimensions and the enrichment of forms [1]. The model constitutes a representation, generally on a smaller scale and made of different materials but similar in effect, of a work to be created. Models are made of various materials, in accordance with the tastes of Scholars and with need, such as wood, wax, terracotta, stucco and so on. Precisely due to the highly perishable nature of the materials with which models in antiquity were made, this type of indirect source is very rarely found in archaeological contexts. This contribution concerns a case study in which an architectural model found in an archaeological excavation was used as the main of research source for the 3D reconstruction of an ancient monument.
“Sources of Research” for the Virtual Reconstruction of Ancient Monuments: The Case of Architectural Models
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7848-8734
The use of architectural scale models, also known by the French word maquette or the Italian names plastico or modello, is an ancient practice, which probably began when architecture emerged from its purely practical and utilitarian phase to become a formal category of knowledge with specifically sought-after and deliberately selected characteristics, linked to the increased dimensions and the enrichment of forms [1]. The model constitutes a representation, generally on a smaller scale and made of different materials but similar in effect, of a work to be created. Models are made of various materials, in accordance with the tastes of Scholars and with need, such as wood, wax, terracotta, stucco and so on. Precisely due to the highly perishable nature of the materials with which models in antiquity were made, this type of indirect source is very rarely found in archaeological contexts. This contribution concerns a case study in which an architectural model found in an archaeological excavation was used as the main of research source for the 3D reconstruction of an ancient monument.
“Sources of Research” for the Virtual Reconstruction of Ancient Monuments: The Case of Architectural Models
Digital Innovations in
Trizio, Ilaria (Herausgeber:in) / Demetrescu, Emanuel (Herausgeber:in) / Ferdani, Daniele (Herausgeber:in) / Limoncelli, Massimo (Autor:in)
21.02.2023
19 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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