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Il ruolo delle crisi energetiche nella trasformazione del patrimonio costruito minore. Reinvenzione dell’abitare = The role of energy crises in the transformation of the smaller built heritage. Reinvention of dwelling
No full textIf any advantage resides in energy crises, it is
precisely that of reorienting ourselves within a
territory and an environment with which we are
losing all kinds of contact. Starting again from
the domestic scale to formulate new attitudes to
self-sufficiency has several reasons, from the numerical
incidence of residential buildings on the
built heritage to the domestic dimension as the
privileged place in which, more than elsewhere,
the habits of everyday life are settled. The objective
is twofold, on the one hand pointing to a
slower but more solid ecological transformation;
on the other hand to an equally slow but fundamental
social transformation, which passes
through the recovery of lost skills to regain within
the current human model of homo consumens
the autonomy and freedom of homo faber
Laguna futuri
No full textQuesto insieme di pubblicazioni rappresenta il risultato di un intreccio di percorsi complessi e sovrapposti che hanno affinato lo sguardo sulla laguna di Venezia e sui suoi possibili sviluppi futuri.
Le riflessioni, eterogenee e disciplinarmente articolate, sono arricchite da mappe e fotografie che visualizzano ricerche e progetti, frutto di un dialogo continuo avviato dal Dipartimento di Culture del Progetto dell’Università Iuav di Venezia in collaborazione con altri atenei, istituti di ricerca ed esperti e sono la sintesi di anni di ricerca e di attività che hanno coinvolto una grande varietà di approcci
From Digital Documentation to Data-Driven Heritage Conservation of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice: A Methodology for Monitoring and Valorization
No full textThis contribution illustrates the experimental research associated with the ongoing monitoring activities for conserving the façade and bell tower of San Francesco della Vigna church in Venice. The study investigates various technologies and tools for the terrestrial and aerial surveying, documentation, safeguarding, valorization and intervention on Venice's architectural heritage.
The result of the research is a data acquisition methodology for monitoring and vulnerability assessments, yielding to specific graphic deliverables and, crucially, a digital twin, enabling in-depth static and dynamic analyses through Finite Element Modeling (FEM). Notably, the digital model of the statues in the façade's niches was created also using artificial intelligence (AI) and subsequent organic modelling to generate a mesh suitable for structural calculations.
This methodology facilitates the implementation of continuous monitoring of material degradation and crack patterns through non-invasive methodologies. It ensures knowledge and digital documentation of the artifact's conservation status and safety, and, most importantly, allows for a data-driven heritage conservation.
The digital twin revealed several critical issues, including: the inclination of the upper facade, where verticality assessments indicated a deviation from plumb; chromatic alterations, likely due to differential weathering and leaking; and stress concentrations within the decorative statuary.
The collaboration between the Studio Forti architecture firm and University Iuav of Venice demonstrates to the deep synergy between multiple knowledge and skills, with the common goal of protecting and conserving monumental assets through targeted and informed monitoring and intervention
Jaketa
No full textAttraverso una selezione dei progetti realizzati all’Università Iuav di Venezia, il volume racconta il lavoro dei designer, una professione in continua evoluzione per rispondere ai cambiamenti del mondo. Progettare è dare forma a prodotti, servizi e artefatti capaci di influenzare i comportamenti umani. Integrando diversi saperi, il designer si concentra sulla riduzione dell’impatto ambientale, la rigenerazione degli ecosistemi e la promozione di pratiche etiche nella produzione e nel consumo
EU S+T+Arts MUSAE - Sensing Outer Identities Landscape
No full textThe Sensing Outer Identities Landscape project is grounded in the exploration of soil as a living entity within the framework of Bio-Intelligent Data, the project investigates the profound interconnection between the human body and the soil through sensory and proprioceptive processes embedded in an innovative wearable technology. Central to this exploration is the concept of attunement, where the wearer aligns iteratively with the dynamic rhythms of the soil, fostering an embodied awareness of its health and vitality.
By translating environmental data into tactile and sonic stimuli, it amplifies the wearer’s awareness, creating a symbiotic relationship with the earth’s skin: soil as a living, breathing entity. The aim is to foster a reimagined engagement with the environment through sensorial stimuli that reconnect humans with soil’s intrinsic value. This holistic approach frames soil as “S.O.I.L.—Sensing Outer Identities Landscape,” emphasizing its central role in ecological and sensory regeneration