Vol 8, No 14 (2015)

Design for Restoration: beyond the survey

This new issue, that we can define special, marks an important change for DISEGNARECON (its transfer from the University of Bologna to the University of L’Aquila) facing the topic of the Design for the Restoration in a way that is special too. 

Treated in fact - beside the outgoing editor in chief, Roberto Mingucci - by Mario Centofanti, who now assumes the responsibility for the magazine, and Giovanni Carbonara, which is definitely authoritative reference in the field. 

Sharing a strong interest for communicating the Restoration Project, they intended to indicate the substantial union of methods and objectives between the disciplines of architectural survey and of restoration, which makes the meaning of an aggregation now also institutionally formalized and particularly significant for the project on the existing architecture.

Table of Contents

Editorials

Design for Restoration: beyond the survey
Giovanni Carbonara, Mario Centofanti, Roberto Mingucci
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E.1-E.3

Articles

From survey to high definition representations of a continuous architectonical space. The case study of the Pomposa Abbey complex
Anna Maria Manferdini, Michele Russo
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1.1-1.12
Between knowledge and practicality: for a restoration project of Palazzo Borsari
Martina Baldini, Federico Fallavollita, Giulia Favaretto, Angelo Nanni, Jacopo Rossi
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2.1-2.9
Digital Unwrapping ed visualization of complex architectural surfaces for the documentation and the restoration
Mirco Cannella
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3.1-3.8
The textured aspect of a painted wall: hypothesis of staining through the combination of traditional and digital techniques
Francesca Porfiri
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4.1-4.7
Documenta
Roberto Corazzi, Silvia Bertacchi
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5.1-5.12
The drawing of an absence: efficacy and research applications of semantic digital models. Sanmicheli architecture and Veronese, Zelotti and Canera frescoes at villa Soranzo in Treville near Treviso
GIOVANNI ASMUNDO, RITA EL ASMAR
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6.1-6.7
Graffiti coverings in Rome in the sixteenth century: the example of the house in vicolo del Governo Vecchio, 52
Francesca Romana Stabile, Giovanna Spadafora
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7.1-7.16
The role of drawing in the conservation project: the case study of the Lombardy castle in Enna
Alessio Cardaci, Mariangela Liuzzo, Antonella Versaci
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8.1-8.13
Alberti and Brunelleschi: the conservation of the memory toward the material’s restoration. The 3D database for documentation and the design process
Marcello Balzani, Federica Maietti
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9.1-9.12
The survey and the analysis as guidelines for the reutilization of the Palazzo Baronale of Pisignano (LE)
Giampiero Mele, Federica Rovo
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10.1-10.15
The color survey for the architectural surfaces restoration
Nicola Santuopoli
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11.1-11.10
The restoration of Casa d’Annunzio in the drawings of Antonino Liberi (1921-1929)
Pasquale Tunzi
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12.1-12.10
Towards the creation of a US national heritage: documentation and survey for the understanding and safeguard of the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
Mariella La Mantia
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13.1-13.24
In the heart of Brunelleschi’s Dome
Roberto Corazzi
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14.1-14.16
Innovative techniques for digital production of construction stone walls. The case of “ Trullo Sovrano” in Alberobello.
Giovanni Mongiello, Riccardo Tavolare, Ornella Chimienti
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15.1-15.5
Seismic improvement and reasons of incisive survey
Claudio Galli
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16.1-16.11
Photogrammetry 2.0
Leonardo Paris
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17.1-17.9
Robotic systems for architectural survey and conservation of Cultural Heritage
Michela Cigola, Arturo Gallozzi
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18.1-18.6
New methods to survey and represent the classical architecture: the Rosario’s altar of Beata Paola’s chapel in Volta Mantovana
Massimo De Paoli, Alessio Capone
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19.1-19.17
Documentation for the Restoration of complex and stratified Architecture. Reading and Interpretation of signs on the wall surfaces as traces of past history and its transformations
Gaia Lisa Tacchi
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20.1-20.11
The diachronic path: the virtual restoration of the Spanish walls of Ortigia
Rita Valenti, Sebastiano Giuliano
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21.1-21.12
Re-evoking a piece of history: a drawing to restore our habitus
Giacinto Taibi, Rita Valenti, Mariangela Liuzzo, Sebastiano Giuliano
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22.1-22.13
The moving image to know and document the architecture of smaller historical centers. Some examples in the valley of Amaseno
Maria Martone, Floriana Papa
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23.1-23.11
From survey of the seismic damage to drawing for the conservation project: an application of expeditious documentation in emergency conditions
Carla Bartolomucci, Ilaria Trizio
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24.1-24.8
Survey of architecture: a way for the analysis and interpretation
Aldo De Sanctis
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25.1-25.10
3D Survey and instability’s analysis of Romena parish
Stefano Bertocci, Giovanni Minutoli, Giovanni Pancani
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26.1-26.20

Exempla

In absence of intervention. Digital representations of virtual restoration
Vincenza Garofalo Garofalo
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27.1-27.9
Use of new technologies in the documentation of the origin and urban development of São João Del Rei Minas Gerais, Brasil.
Altino Barbosa Caldeira, José Flávio Morais Castro
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28.1-28.9
The different forms of representation and its implications in architecture
José Leonardo Prieto Fandiño
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29.1-29.8