Recreating vanished architectural heritage while incorporating public accessibility remains a core challenge in cultural preservation. Here we present a unified multimodal framework that integrates evidence-based computational reconstruction with multimodal dissemination, using the Weixian City God Temple—Opera Theater...
Tian-Yu Han, Heitor Alvelos, José Pedro Sousa· Sustainability· 0 citations
Recent advances in digital technologies are transforming the production and visualization of 3D models for Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and cultural heritage reconstruction. Within this evolving context, ensuring scientifically grounded, transparent, and interpretable reconstruction processes remains e...
F. Apollonio, Federico Fallavollita, R. Foschi· Electronics· 0 citations
The Sarajevo City Hall suffered severe damage, particularly during the 1992–1995 Bosnian War, and has undergone a reconstruction process. This study aims for a multi-layered digital memory model and the Temporal Layered Spatial Alignment (TLSA) method to document the temporal transformation of cultural heritage buildin...
Izzettin Kutlu, İ. Bekar· Journal of Architectural and...· 0 citations
This study presents the digital documentation of traditional Fijian architectural heritage through an in-depth investigation of the bure, Fiji’s indigenous house, focusing on three distinct bure types in Navala village. Although the bure has long been recognised for its cultural significance and demonstrated capacity t...
M. Elkharboutly, Masoud Mahmoodi· Built heritage· 0 citations
Immersive digital reconstructions are increasingly used in cultural heritage research, yet their long-term preservation is rarely addressed as an integral part of the reconstruction process. This article addresses this gap by presenting a preservation-aware workflow that combines archival research, manual three-dimensi...
Uwe M. Borghoff, M. S. Nistor, Ulrike Haerendel et al.· Arts & Communication· 0 citations
An integrated and open digital workflow for the survey, management, and reuse of complex architectural heritage, using Villa Aldrovandi-Mazzacorati as a case study is presented, offering a scalable and transferable framework for future 3D heritage initiatives across architectural and territorial contexts.
Marco Medici, Andrea Sterpin, Stefano Settimo et al.· Journal on Computing and Cul...· 0 citations
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