Sine Glossa: the Coded Drawing for the Recovery with the Help of the IPDB

EasyChair Preprint 12320, version 1

Abstract

The experience of descriptive geometry taken up within digital graphic - geometric processing constitutes the scientific unit inherent to the grammar for the representation of building models; while the genres of didactic productions (descriptive visualizations in the most diverse classes from manuals to treatises and professional practice) specify the organization referring to the descriptions of the support techniques necessary for the recognizability of the building. With the definition of sine glossa we intend to consider the codified drawing as a regulated practice without alterations and ambiguity, useful and necessary for the understanding of models designed according to rules aimed at the recovery of a building organism. In this way, the lexical debate that has involved scholars, researchers and established thinkers over the last forty years in relation to the terminological question relating to the definitions of recovery, reuse, redevelopment, restoration within a vast and wide-ranging and erudite discussion between conservation and innovation. At the same time, a specific and qualified observation report was introduced on the architectural, building and engineering heritage, considered to be very complex and articulated in both the diachronic and synchronic phases. The research study exposed in this essay is articulated through the technical aid of the Integra Project Database, the acronym of BIM and through the lexical comparison of abduction and deduction, aspects that investigate together with the exercise of restitution redesign of the morphological models of the codified representation the theme concerning the habitation of the bolognese villa in the garden city between the years 1920 - 1950. The outcome reveals how the codified drawing first determines questions, then resolutions which tend to keep the theoretical basis in a specific and hinged context such as building recovery.

Keyphrases: Building recovery and drawing, Draw building recovery, Drawing and BIM, IPDB - BIM building recovery and drawing

@booklet{EasyChair:12320,
  author    = {Andrea Donelli},
  title     = {Sine Glossa: the Coded Drawing for the Recovery with the Help of the IPDB},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 12320},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2024}}