Information Processes in Architectural Heritage
The role of new information management techniques in protecting and transforming historical objects, complexes and cities is growing. New tools used every day in the architect's workshop find application in this area. This work also requires a specific interdisciplinary dialogue between architects, historians, art historians, conservators, and IT specialists. A special role in the designing process is played by the study phase, consisting of collecting and properly ordering information about the historical values of the object/objects, with particular emphasis on the detailed valorization carried out for the needs of a specific design task.
MAIN TASK
The whole purpose is to counterpoint the classic virtual reconstruction (which depicts pictorially one of the possible versions, but without making it clear in the image itself that it is a hypothesis) with a simulation, which by its very nature is hypothetical.
12 STUDENTS, 3 GROUPS, 1 ANCIENT ROMAN FORUM
MODELING
gathering information, building a database, and connecting it to a HBIM model of the existing reality.
SIMULATION
process (script, algorithm), along with its description, representation of dependencies, and limits.
VISUALIZATION
ways to present both the data and the interactive simulation to society
MEET THE TEAM
PARTNERS
Faculty of Architecture
Warsaw University of Technology
Digital Architectural and Cultural Heritage Laboratory
Architecture for Society of Knowledge
MUSTIS
EXCAVATION PROJECT
Faculty of Archaeology
University of Warsaw
BIM faktoria