The research project has tried to verify the integrability of the advanced survey systems of architecture (Geomatics), with those of management and organization of the architectural project of BIM
San Marco 3D is a great project that aims to document the entire Basilica, through a digital model, rich in information and useful to the managing institution of the property. The Basilica of San Marco in Venice is a unique case in the field of Cultural Heritage, as it is a building site always active for its maintenance and preservation (…)
The research started within the framework of the Cooperation Agreement signed in June 2014 by the Municipality of San Giovanni Lupatoto and the Mantova Campus of Politecnico di Milano.
The Polo Museale della Lombardia in the period 2017 / 2018 has provided for the digitization and enhancement of stone finds from monuments at newsstands of the Augustan era, kept at the Archaeological Museum of Mantua
The complex of rooms that make up the so-called Appartamento Grande in Corte Nuova, with the Trojan Hall and the Galleria dei Mesi, as well as the Palazzina della Rustica and the Cortile della Cavallerizza, are the spaces of the Gonzaga palace where the artist and architect Giulio Romano worked in the sixteenth century
A HBIM model, aimed at the management of an architectural complex articulated in a perspective of programmed conservation, has been realized for the Cathedral of San Pietro in Mantua.
The project documents the progress of the archaeological excavations in the context of the works for the construction of the MetroNaples, Duomo Station and Municipal Station, under the scientific direction of the Superintendence for the Archaeological Heritage of Naples and Pompei. The methods of terrestrial laser scanner survey and photogrammetric acquisition, from SAPR (UAV) or from the ground in various ways, are used for…
The event is an opportunity to collect landscape and planning projects carried out by universities around the world and verify the methodologies of approach and project strategies used.
The research began as part of the collaboration with the Association “Friends of the Railway Suzzara-Ferrara” that on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the construction of the railway line has activated some initiatives to disseminate the knowledge of this infrastructure.
The research theme reflectS around projects capable of connecting different territorial and landscape situations which are, however, recognizable as characterized by common identity elements. In these contexts, the cultural itinerary becomes an opportunity to promote a heterogeneous set of architectural elements and places.
The aim of the research is to reflect on the different characteristics of the processes of regeneration and the plurality of relationships that these interventions establish with the urban system and with the communities that live in and animate those contexts.
The activity aimed at verifying the interference of territorial infrastructures and anthropic uses on ecological resources of the territories of the three municipalities.
A first phase of the work, of analytical nature, concerned the reconstruction of the framework of resources and constraints highlighted by regional, provincial and municipal planning.
The idea of the workshop started from the Cooperation Agreement signed in June 2015 by the Municipality of Cerea and the Mantova Campus of the Politecnico di Milano.
The agreement formalized the desire to promote initiatives aimed at carrying out studies and research that could, on the one hand, allow the completion of qualified educational paths able to deal with the set of issues that affect the city today, and on the other hand provide the municipal administration the opportunity to acquire a set of functional reflections to trigger a discussion.
The Mantova Human Design research project focuses on three themes: the city of Mantua, the people who live there, the project; three strongly connected areas on which attention has been focused in a connected way.
“Human” in the sense of a common denominator that identifies us as human beings, without further categorisation