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Cultural Heritage and Landscape: Analysis, Digitization and Design Aiming at a Resilient Future

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The paper aims to present research activities about cultural and built heritage at various scales, from architecture to landscape, highlighting how innovative analysis and design approaches can challenge the current methods and pursue the main scope of increasing heritage resilience. The main scientific focus, heritage, works as a cross-cutting topic that is investigated according to the different disciplinary perspectives. At the same time this issue is able to merge the diverse souls of the research team: history of architecture, geomatics, drawing and survey, restoration, regeneration and design. Major results and findings are discussed throughout a set of case studies. These allowed to develop tools to perform rapid surveys and multilevel readings (stylistic, structural, historical, behavioral, etc.) as well as robust procedures for interventions and recycle at different scales of built heritage. Technologies and procedures are tested and validated on these cases that serve as prototypes. Finally, the paper aims to possibly extend the validated approaches to similar cases in the heritage field. The main research activities, indeed, entail the definition of the fundamental paradigms of resilience for heritage and landscape, against the backdrop of the contemporary techno-cultural revolution.

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Notes

  1. 1.

    This paper gathers contributions from the Architecture Section of the Department of Civil and Building Engineering and Architecture of Università Politecnica delle Marche.

  2. 2.

    Pane R. (1980) Proposte per la ricostruzione, Napoli, pp. X–XI.

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    The Post-Seismic Reconstruction of the Apennines areas hit by the 2016 earthquake is the topic of a Univpm research unit named “M.I.A.—A Multitemporal and Interdisciplinary Approach to the Post-Seismic Reconstruction”: Augusto Ciuffetti (coordinator), Francesco Chiapparino, Micol Bronzini, Antonello Alici, Marco Armesano. On the topic see Zullo F, Marucci A, Fiorini L, Romano B (2018) The Italian Apennines between earthquakes, high naturalness and urban growth. In Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science. 0(0) 1–16.

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    For further details, see https://thecultureofthecit.wixsite.com/cultureofthecity.

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    The CIVITAS team is composed by: Paolo Clini (PI), Paolo Bonvini, Enrico Cori, Aldo Franco Dragoni, Filippo Gabrielli, Danilo Gambelli, Maura Mengoni, Christian Morbidoni, Ramona Quattrini, Mauro Silvestrini, Massimo Tamberi.

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    P. Sampaolesi, Discourse on the general methodology of restoration of monuments, Florence 1973.

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    In 2015 the UNESCO Convention on World Heritage has included for the first time the concept of sustainable development associated to heritage.

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    The event—a conference, an exhibition, and a party—was held in Ancona on 2 July 2018. It was promoted by the professors of the Design Area of the Department of Civil and Building Engineering and Architecture, Università Politecnica delle Marche—Gianluigi Mondaini, Maddalena Ferretti, Paolo Bonvini—, and organized in collaboration with the student association CENTO55. The exhibition held at the Museo della Città of Ancona, with the title “From emergency to emerging places”, collected the results of the 2017–18 Design Labs (professors G. Mondaini, P. Bonvini, F. Pugnaloni).

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Attribution of paragraphs: abstract, par. 1, par. 2 Maddalena Ferretti, Ramona Quattrini; par. 2.1 Antonello Alici; par. 2.2. Paolo Clini, Ramona Quattrini; par. 2.3 Eva S. Malinverni; par. 2.4 Fabio Mariano; par. 2.5 Paolo Bonvini, Maddalena Ferretti, Gianluigi Mondaini. The Fig. 2 was carried out during the Summerschool by Renato Angeloni and Matteo Salvalaggio, based on the TLS survey of San Francesco by Distori Heritage.

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    Antonello Alici, Paolo Bonvini, Paolo Clini, Maddalena Ferretti, Eva Savina Malinverni, Fabio Mariano, Gianluigi Mondaini & Ramona Quattrini

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Alici, A. et al. (2019). Cultural Heritage and Landscape: Analysis, Digitization and Design Aiming at a Resilient Future. In: Longhi, S., Monteriù, A., Freddi, A., Frontoni, E., Germani, M., Revel, G. (eds) The First Outstanding 50 Years of “Università Politecnica delle Marche”. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-32762-0_21

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