Repositório Coleção:http://hdl.handle.net/10071/236272026-04-10T21:53:34Z2026-04-10T21:53:34ZSizaAtlas: Bouça Social Housinghttp://hdl.handle.net/10071/325122025-05-14T10:51:29Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZTítulo próprio: SizaAtlas: Bouça Social Housing
Editor: Ferreira, Teresa Cunha; Genin, Soraya Monteiro
Resumo: This SizaAtlas booklet is the result of the research project ‘SizaAtlas. Filling The Gaps for World Heritage', which main objective is to contribute to the nomination of a group of Álvaro Siza's architectural works for the World Heritage List. It makes part of a series of eighteen booklets dedicated to the works inscribed on the World Heritage Tentative List.
The booklets are divided in nine sections : the “History and Description” presents the context and delivers architectural description; “Construction” provides a tectonic perspective on the building; “Design Principles” refers to Álvaro Siza’s original design intent; “Attributes” highlights the work’s distinctive features; “State of Conservation” describes the building's current state and interventions; “Digital Documentation” presents photogrammetric surveys, 360° virtual tours, 3D models and BIM didactic details.
The booklets document the multi-scalar dimension of Álvaro Siza's work, from plan to detail. Combining traditional and innovative methods of data collection, it offers a virtual and interactive visualisation of the architectural works.2024-01-01T00:00:00ZSizaAtlas: Santa Maria Church and Parish Centrehttp://hdl.handle.net/10071/325112025-05-14T10:47:23Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZTítulo próprio: SizaAtlas: Santa Maria Church and Parish Centre
Editor: Ferreira, Teresa Cunha; Genin, Soraya Monteiro
Resumo: This SizaAtlas booklet is the result of the research project ‘SizaAtlas. Filling The Gaps for World Heritage', which main objective is to contribute to the nomination of a group of Álvaro Siza's architectural works for the World Heritage List. It makes part of a series of eighteen booklets dedicated to the works inscribed on the World Heritage Tentative List.
The booklets are divided in nine sections : the “History and Description” presents the context and delivers architectural description; “Construction” provides a tectonic perspective on the building; “Design Principles” refers to Álvaro Siza’s original design intent; “Attributes” highlights the work’s distinctive features; “State of Conservation” describes the building's current state and interventions; “Digital Documentation” presents photogrammetric surveys, 360° virtual tours, 3D models and BIM didactic details.
The booklets document the multi-scalar dimension of Álvaro Siza's work, from plan to detail. Combining traditional and innovative methods of data collection, it offers a virtual and interactive visualisation of the architectural works.2024-01-01T00:00:00ZSizaAtlas: Serralves Museum of Contemporary Arthttp://hdl.handle.net/10071/325102025-05-14T10:44:37Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZTítulo próprio: SizaAtlas: Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art
Editor: Ferreira, Teresa Cunha; Genin, Soraya Monteiro
Resumo: This SizaAtlas booklet is the result of the research project ‘SizaAtlas. Filling The Gaps for World Heritage', which main objective is to contribute to the nomination of a group of Álvaro Siza's architectural works for the World Heritage List. It makes part of a series of eighteen booklets dedicated to the works inscribed on the World Heritage Tentative List.
The booklets are divided in nine sections : the “History and Description” presents the context and delivers architectural description; “Construction” provides a tectonic perspective on the building; “Design Principles” refers to Álvaro Siza’s original design intent; “Attributes” highlights the work’s distinctive features; “State of Conservation” describes the building's current state and interventions; “Digital Documentation” presents photogrammetric surveys, 360° virtual tours, 3D models and BIM didactic details.
The booklets document the multi-scalar dimension of Álvaro Siza's work, from plan to detail. Combining traditional and innovative methods of data collection, it offers a virtual and interactive visualisation of the architectural works.2024-01-01T00:00:00ZSizaAtlas: Alcino Cardoso Househttp://hdl.handle.net/10071/325092025-05-14T10:41:04Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZTítulo próprio: SizaAtlas: Alcino Cardoso House
Editor: Ferreira, Teresa Cunha; Genin, Soraya Monteiro
Resumo: This SizaAtlas booklet is the result of the research project ‘SizaAtlas. Filling The Gaps for World Heritage', which main objective is to contribute to the nomination of a group of Álvaro Siza's architectural works for the World Heritage List. It makes part of a series of eighteen booklets dedicated to the works inscribed on the World Heritage Tentative List.
The booklets are divided in nine sections : the “History and Description” presents the context and delivers architectural description; “Construction” provides a tectonic perspective on the building; “Design Principles” refers to Álvaro Siza’s original design intent; “Attributes” highlights the work’s distinctive features; “State of Conservation” describes the building's current state and interventions; “Digital Documentation” presents photogrammetric surveys, 360° virtual tours, 3D models and BIM didactic details.
The booklets document the multi-scalar dimension of Álvaro Siza's work, from plan to detail. Combining traditional and innovative methods of data collection, it offers a virtual and interactive visualisation of the architectural works.2024-01-01T00:00:00Z