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DESCRIPTION:Change notice: Public event without registration\nIn January 20
 26\, the Bibliotheca Hertziana will undergo a complete 3D scan of its prem
 ises — from the photogrammetric capture of Federico Zuccari's frescoes t
 o a full LiDAR scanning of the complex intertwining of volumes and floors.
  To mark the beginning of the project and frame it within larger perspecti
 ves\, this event will address the use of 3D modelling techniques for resea
 rch in architectural history\, and look beyond claims of objectivity to fo
 cus on their interpretative value. The two keynotes will showcase the use 
 of digital practices for the study of Italian Renaissance architecture and
  the reconstruction of hypothetical past spaces. A following roundtable\, 
 with experts from the Hertziana and abroad\, will tackle pressing epistemi
 c questions such as: Can the normativity of computational methods be compa
 tible with limited and uncertain sources? How should one navigate the inte
 rpretative potential of visual models as well as their seductive risk? Wha
 t pedagogical value do they convey? Are 3D models even a necessity of Digi
 tal Architectural History?\nSpeaker: Workshop with Eric Hupe and Ludovica 
 Galeazzo
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LOCATION:Villino Stroganoff\, Via Gregoriana 22\, 00187 Rome and online
SUMMARY:Workshop: Reconstructing Early-Modern Spaces: Digital Practices and
  Architectural History
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