Uso Estructural De Prefabricados De Yeso en La Arquitectura Levantina De Los Siglos Xv Y Xvi

Sánchez, Rafael Marín

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“…Symbols of the city, from that period, are the magnificent Serranos Towers and the old great Lonja de los Mercaderes. Although these buildings are chronologically included in the Renaissance, in Valencia, as in the rest of Western Europe, the aesthetic reference was still Gothic [35]. It is precisely this late Gothic style, which has been called Mediterranean Gothic, that characterizes the works that, at that time, were built throughout all the kingdom of Aragon, peninsular and not peninsular (Naples, Sicily) [36].…”

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Narrating Serranos Bridge Evolution in Valencia (1500–2022) Using Historic Building Information Modelling and Historical Data

Gómez,

Adineh,

Rahrig

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The city of Valencia (Spain) is famous for its Gothic bridges, built in the 16th century. Today, the bridges no longer cross over the Turia River but have become walkways over one of the most extensive gardens in Europe. One of these bridges is the Serranos Bridge, the oldest bridge in the city and for centuries, it was the only one that existed. This research narrates the evolution of the historical changes related to this bridge, using Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM) technology. The Serranos Bridge (and related Serranos Towers) were recorded with the help of terrestrial laser scanning, and parametric 3D modelling was followed after scan-to-HBIM. By referring to historical documents and traces from the past, the height of the historic wall of the city was obtained and used to recreate the urban footprint of the area. In addition, the details of the historical bridge components and the subsequent volumetric changes were reconstructed through HBIM. This investigation shows that there is a common symbol in the historical bridges of Valencia, called Casilicium, of which no traces can be identified in the present bridge. The effective integration of historical data, geomatics and HBIM can be used to understand the past and its complex transformation over six centuries with unprecedented expectations.

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Narrating Serranos Bridge Evolution in Valencia (1500–2022) Using Historic Building Information Modelling and Historical Data

Gómez,

Adineh,

Rahrig

et al. 2024

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“…Asimismo, el acuerdo prescribía clausurar los vanos de este apéndice con «finestras de maçoneria» de yeso, casi con toda seguridad, de naturaleza estructural (Zaragozá Catalán e Ibáñez Fernández 2011, 49-54;Marín Sánchez 2014), así como su cierre con una bóveda de crucería, cuyos nervios o «branquas» tenían que confeccionarse con ladrillo aplantillado -«reiola de cruzeros»-, mientras que sus plementos o «pendones», debían ser de ladrillo, y además, tabicados, es decir, «de reiola doble, que dizen falffa».…”

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Sobre los otros cimborrios aragoneses

Fernández

2022

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Dentro de la variedad de soluciones adoptadas en la construcción de cimborrios en territorio aragonés a lo largo de la Edad Media, querríamos focalizar nuestra atención en el modelo desarrollado en la catedral de Zaragoza a caballo entre los siglos XIV y XV, que debió de conocer una considerable fortuna, al menos, en el contexto geográfico más inmediato. Así se desprende del análisis del contrato para la construcción del lucernario de la iglesia de San Juan de Vallupié de Calatayud (Zaragoza) (1456), el único acuerdo firmado para la materialización de una estructura de este tipo del que se tiene constancia, que se transcribe en este artículo por primera vez. En efecto, el documento permite descubrir que el tipo estructural desarrollado en la capital aragonesa trató de reproducirse en al menos otras dos fábricas, igualmente desaparecidas: los cimborrios de San Andrés y San Juan de Vallupié de Calatayud.

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Uso Estructural De Prefabricados De Yeso en La Arquitectura Levantina De Los Siglos Xv Y Xvi

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Narrating Serranos Bridge Evolution in Valencia (1500–2022) Using Historic Building Information Modelling and Historical Data

Narrating Serranos Bridge Evolution in Valencia (1500–2022) Using Historic Building Information Modelling and Historical Data

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