An Informative Tool for the Preservation of the Wooden Encircling Tie Rod of the Dome of Santa Maria Del Fiore in Florence

Celli, Sofia; Ottoni, Federica

doi:10.4995/arqueologica9.2021.12108

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“…Furthermore, the ability to accommodate diverse data types and sources promotes collaboration among professionals working on the same asset in different capacities. A comprehensive and well-organized catalog of gathered data can play a vital role in different aspects of building restoration and management, offering valuable assistance, especially during operational phases [10]. This information often spans various disciplinary domains, and correlating diverse datasets can streamline the generation of analyses.…”

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An HBIM Approach for Structural Diagnosis and Intervention Design in Heritage Constructions: The Case of the Certosa di Pisa

De Falco,

Gaglio,

Giuliani

et al. 2024

Heritage

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In the conservation of monumental heritage, the collection and utilization of information are of primary importance. The Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) procedure harnesses the potential of three-dimensional models, offering significant advantages in accessing documentation, interoperability, multidimensionality of intervention design, cost evaluation, and maintenance management. Our attention here is focused on the Certosa di Pisa (Italy), a large historical complex built in the 14th century as a monastery of the Carthusian Order, currently in a state of deterioration and in need of restoration and re-functionalization. The multifaceted nature of this monumental complex, with its intricate interplay of architectural elements spanning different historical periods and featuring diverse techniques, poses a significant challenge for structural safety assessment. This case study presents an opportunity to explore an HBIM approach to streamline the diagnostic process and facilitate the intervention design phase. The goal is achieved by utilizing an accurate 3D model enriched with data from multiple sources and automating certain operations for a simplified safety assessment of masonry structures under both gravity and seismic loads. The usefulness of the HBIM methodology is highlighted as a valuable tool in the realm of cultural heritage structures for both practitioners and scholars alike.

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An HBIM Approach for Structural Diagnosis and Intervention Design in Heritage Constructions: The Case of the Certosa di Pisa

De Falco,

Gaglio,

Giuliani

et al. 2024

Heritage

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“…Mol et al [24] investigated the case study of the timber structure of the roof of the key tower of the Castle of Guimarães (Spain) and the roof of the room of the Knight's Room in the Convent of Christ (Spain). Celli and Ottoni [25] examined the wooden hooping tie-rod encircling the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence (Italy). Both these studies propose the HBIM methodology as an operative tool for the maintenance over time of the wooden elements, focusing on the organization of data obtained from non-destructive testing and geometric surveying with the virtual software model within a 3D space.…”

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Insight on HBIM for Conservation of Cultural Heritage: The Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze

Monchetti,

Betti,

Borri

et al. 2023

Heritage

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The application of Building Information Modeling (BIM) on historic constructions is investigated in this paper by discussing, as a representative case study, the Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze (Italy), thus showing as this tool can be used effectively for the management and maintenance activities of a historic museum. In fact, while BIM is already well-known as a powerful tool for the design and management of new buildings, its development in the field of historical construction is currently growing and attracting increasing interest in the scientific community. This paper proposes, in particular, an Information Model (IM) aimed to collect the structural information to be subsequently employed for numerical modeling of the building, thus representing the link between the real world and the computational models. The possibility to handle different types of information to be used for the management, maintenance, and modeling of existing constructions, as shown in this paper, encourages the popularization of this approach as an effective method to support cultural heritage (CH) conservation.

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A HBIM pipeline for the conservation of large-scale architectural heritage: the city Walls of Pisa

Giuliani,

Gaglio,

Martino

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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In the architectural heritage field, a complete and in-depth knowledge of the assets is indispensable for any restoration and conservation strategy. In this context, the Historical Building Information Modelling (HBIM) technique is gaining much interest in supporting the diagnostic phase and the design and management of conservation activities. The HBIM provides opportunities to collect, organize and integrate information coming from different sources, inspections, and diagnosis techniques as well as to use standardized and effective tools for orienting cultural heritage asset management. This study addresses the challenges of developing HBIM for large-scale assets, that require adapting the conventional workflow to deliver results in a reasonable time. To this aim, a novel procedure involving a fit-for-purpose Inventory form and a scan-to-BIM approach is proposed. The data acquisition process is speeded up using multiple surveying techniques, and the modelling and information phases benefit from the interoperability among different tools that are already known by professionals in the field. As such, the main innovation lies in the ability to oversee the entire process through a single software, ensuring centralized and efficient control. This innovative process has been applied to investigate a significant portion of the city walls of Pisa, proving its ability to support the decision-making phase for planned conservation of large-scale architectural heritage. The emphasis is on the all-encompassing, interdisciplinary understanding of the assets across different scales. The suggested approach ensures a swift yet precise and reliable outcome in the diagnostic process and facilitating the critical temporal assessments and the review of information by any actor involved in the conservation.

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An Informative Tool for the Preservation of the Wooden Encircling Tie Rod of the Dome of Santa Maria Del Fiore in Florence

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

An HBIM Approach for Structural Diagnosis and Intervention Design in Heritage Constructions: The Case of the Certosa di Pisa

An HBIM Approach for Structural Diagnosis and Intervention Design in Heritage Constructions: The Case of the Certosa di Pisa

Insight on HBIM for Conservation of Cultural Heritage: The Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze

A HBIM pipeline for the conservation of large-scale architectural heritage: the city Walls of Pisa

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