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Innovative Methods in Architectural Design Rome as part of a more general urban enhancement and conversion project. The first project involves architectural restoration; the second involves the redesign of an interesting industrial building. In both cases the paper focuses on the use of computer modelling in design prefiguration. The first involves the possible enhancement and conversion of the old monastery of San Bernardino in L’Aquila, the second the possible enovation of a former ATAC bus depot in Rome as part of a bigger urban enhancement and conversion project. The first project involves architectural restoration; the second involves the redesign of an interesting industrial building. In both cases modelling involved a survey of the existing structures and only later the 3D restitution of the new design project. This procedure – involving separate modelling for the existing structure and the new design – gives the latter an added value insofar as the ATAC bus depot is currently being demolished, at least partially, as part of the urban enhancement and conversion plan. This underscores the added value of a model in any requalification process of our building heritage. Keywords: Modelling, Survey, Project Corresponding Author: Maria Rosaria Cundari Tel.: 0030.089.964208 e-mail: m.cundari3@studenti.unisa.it Address: Via Ponte di Don Melillo, 00084 Fisciano, Salerno. Computer modelling based on integrated survey techniques and to document architecture C. Cundari (a) (a) Department of History, Drawing and Restoration of Architecture “Sapienza” University of Rome Abstract: Original This paper focuses on two studies documenting two monumental complexes (Verlasce in Venafro and the archaeological complex of San Vincenzo al Volturno, both in the province of Isernia) using several different measuring techniques: direct, topographic, photographic and electronic survey. In both cases the model was created using the acquired measurements and laser scanner “points clouds”. The models were used to verify all the measurements as well as create the most “realistic” “representation” and documentation of the surveyed objects. Keywords: Survey, Modelling, Representation. Corresponding Author: Cesare Cundari Tel.:00.39.6.49916114 Fax.: 00.39.6.49916841 June 15 th – 17 th , 2011, Venice, Italy 174 IMProVe 2011 - Proceedings
Innovative Methods in Architectural Design e-mail: cesare.cundari@uniroma1.it Address: Via Scarpa, 16 – 00161, Roma, Italy Digital Modeling in architectural analysis for training engineers to building design M. La Mantia (a) (a) Department of History, Drawing and Restoration of Architecture “Sapienza” University of Rome Abstract: The Architectural Design course at the Faculty of Engineering of the University Sapienza of Rome, has as its goal is learning the methods of graphic representation that the development of analytical skills for understanding and knowledge of architecture. Then through the learning of techniques, procedures and methods of the architectural modeling is the ability to amplify spatial conception of the student. Starting from data metric, infographic from the documentation made available to it and having understood the process of construction of the architecture under investigation in the prior realization of a model material, the student acquires the ability to develop a three-dimensional digital model with which to communicate effectively the different architectural components (formal, historical, structural, functional, etc...). The methodology provides for the joint application in computational steps of the process: 1) Implementation of the geometric model for the analysis of volumes and spaces; 2) Application of textures and materials for a pseudo-realistic visualizzaione 3) Context. Knowledge of three-dimensional modeling results, so in a useful and powerful instrument for market development, representation and communication of the building process and the building itself, with which the engineer may, in the right direction, as well as expand its planning potential. Keywords: Digital Design, Modelling, Analysis of the architecture, Representation Corresponding Author: Mariella La Mantia Tel.: 00.39.6.49916116 Fax.: 0039.6.49916841 e-mail: archmariella@gmail.com Address: Via Scarpa, 16 – 00161, Roma, Italy June 15 th – 17 th , 2011, Venice, Italy 175 IMProVe 2011 - Proceedings
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