Medusa and Pegasus: The Landscape in the Age of Its Technical Non-reprodution

Filippucci, Marco

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-59743-6_2

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“…The creation of a different virtual reality is tested in a storytelling of the place (Banfi et al, 2021;Ferraro, 2015;Filippucci, 2021), useful to understand the reason of the actual state of art of a part of the city. The memory values is applied to stimulate imagination and comparison (Appadurai, 1996;Kuliga et al, 2020), to create interaction (Bach et al, 2019;Gobster et al, 2007;Gračanin, 2018), to active relationship between the place and the citizen (Adler and Goggin, 2005;Ko et al, 2013;Rosenman et al, 2007).…”

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The Seduction of the Simulation. 3d Modelling and Storytelling of Unrealized Perugia Rail Station

Bianconi

Filippucci

Mommi

2022

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. The study aims at enhancing and requalifying the area of Fontivegge in Perugia. It seeks to instil in the population a sense of identity and belonging to the place through the digital reconstruction of the first design hypothesis of the station itself, transmitting the cultural heritage of the place with new participatory methods, such as serious games and virtual reality. Starting from the project drawings preserved at the academy of San Luca in Rome, conceived by the architect Antonio Cipolla, the project is reconstructed philologically following historical and archival studies, by interpreting the data collected. Following the reconstruction of the 3D model, evocative mook up images and a virtual reality are created, making the intangible tangible and explorable. Through the virtual simulation of the place and its visualisation, new forms of participation are sought, mending the relationship between territory and population, laying the foundations for a different reading of the area and a cultural heritage accessible and open to all.

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