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ARCO 2020
Conference
Wednesday 23rd September, technical sessions
Online
09:00 – 10:30 Technical session “Historical Research” (Google Meet - click here)
Chairman: A. Brodini
Contributions:
B. Mazzanti, “Exhibiting the garden: An idea and its phenomenology in Florence from the 1930s to the 1950s”, University of Florence
E. Ferretti and L. Mingardi, “Trait d’union with history. Leonardo Savioli’s staging of the exhibitions Firenze ai tempi di Dante and La casa abitata (1965)”, University of Florence
M. Bassanelli, “Tracing a History of Etruscan Art Exhibitions”, Politecnico Milan, USI-Mendrisio
11:00 – 12:30 Technical session “Historical Research” (Google Meet - click here)
Chairman: A. Brodini
Contributions:
N. Robbins, “Museological Value Discussion Promotes Sustainable Heritage”, University of Helsinki
G. Olsson, “The Turkish Modernist Osman Hamdi Bey and his view on Artefacts”, University of Gothenburg
L. Ciccarelli, “Renzo Piano, Dominique de Menil and the Artifice of Intimacy”, University of Florence
14:00 –16:00 Technical session “Safety and Diagnostic”
Chairmen: G.P. Cimellaro,
M. Domaneschi, M. Tanganelli, S. Galassi
Contributions:
A. Mignoli, N. Aste, C. Del Pero, F. Leonforte, H. Huerto Cardenas, “Energy
and economic assessment of
HVAC solutions for the armoury hall at the Palazzo Ducale in Mantua”, Politecnico di
Milano
F. Sciurpi, L. Pierangioli, A. Ghelli, ““La Specola" Museum in Florence: Environmental Monitoring and Building Energy Simulation”, University of Florence
M. Paradiso, E. Conte “The San Lorenzo complex in Pistoia: a monument returned to the city”, University of Florence
M. Coppola, G. Poli, G. Tempesta, “Villa San Marco at Stabia. Dynamics of decay and perspectives for deepening and safeguarding”, University of Florence
P. Zampieri, Cyrille Denis Tetougueni, Carlo Pellegrino, “Rigid-block analysis of
archeological elements retrofitted with external post-tensioning system”, University
of Florence, University of Padova
G.Pancani, M. Bigongiari, “Digital survey for the structural analysis of the Verruca fortress”, University of Firenze
16:30 – 18:00 Round Table on the Conference and closing
of the Conference
(Google Meet - click here)
All the participants to the conference can access the ONLINE sessions (21st, 22nd and 23rd September) and the ONSITE session (in Florence, only on the 21st September, Morning: Main Hall of the University, Piazza San Marco, 4). All the participants who received the invitation to the Google Meet sessions are allowed to invite other participants/authors.
The Platform used for all the conference session is GOOGLE MEET in case of difficulties do not hesitate to contact the Conference Board at info@arcoconference.com or the Chairmen/women of your session (note that all the address from the DIDA Department are: name.surname@unfi.it).
The duration of each presentation during the sessions is about 15 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions/answers, thus each chairman/woman may decide to vary the duration, extending the time in case of missing presenters.
There is no official template for the presentations, feel free to use the software you prefer to prepare your presentation, during the session the chairman/woman will invite you to the speech and you may share your screen with all the others.
Questions/Answers will be coordinated by the Chairman/woman.
For all who will attend the session in place on the 21st September:
You can bring your notebook for the presentation, the video connection is HDMI ONLY, any adapter for display port or similar should be provided by the presenter.
As an alternative, you may bring your presentation on a pendrive, in this case, the only supported formats are PDF (Adobe Acrobat) or PPT/PPTX (Powerpoint).
Please bring your smartphone or tablet/notebook and connect it to the local wireless network or your data service, in any case, try to have your mobile device connected to take part, reserve/present questions, appear in the session for the people connected online. IN ANY CASE, NEVER SWITCH ON the microphone until it is your time to speak or heavy noise may disturb the whole session.
Important note for the authors/presenters: the invitation will be sent to the corresponding author ONLY, but he/she will be free to invite all the others to take part to the conference.
In case you are taking part in the conference on day one (21st September) with your speech, you can participate with your co-authors for the presentation as well.
For the onsite conference on the 21st PLEASE NOTE: the social distance to be kept in all the University venues is always 1.8 metres, in all the closed areas wearing the mask all the time is mandatory. If you have a problem wearing the mask you can participate online. All the people taking part in the on-site sessions will be asked to fill a registration form and will have the temperature measurement according to the present safety protocols.
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COMPLETED PARTS OF THE CONFERENCE:
Monday 21 September: Conference Opening and
technical sessions
Firenze, Rettorato
dell’Università di Firenze, Aula Magna, Piazza San Marco, 4
09.00 – 11.00 Registrations
11:00 – 12:00 Welcome speeches:
Luigi Dei, Rettore dell’Università di Firenze
Sara Funaro, Assessorship “Educazione, Università
e Ricerca, formazione professionale, diritti e pari opportunità” Florence
Municipality)
Giuseppe De Luca, Vice-Director of the Dipartimento di Architettura dell’Università di Firenze
Giorgio Caselli, Executive of the Florentine
Municipality
12.00
– 13.00 Key Lecture:
Prof. M. Sassu:
“Protecting the archaeological heritage from structural risks: some significant
cases”, DICAAR, University of Cagliari
Firenze, Santa Teresa Venue, Dipartimento di Architettura, via della Mattonaia, 8
14.00 – 15.30 Plenary lectures (ROOM 401):
Safety and diagnostic
M. Pianigiani: “Correlation analysis between churches and their artistic content in terms of damage. A damage map of Italian Cultural Heritage through four Regions after the 2016 earthquake”, Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali e per il Turismo
Design and Museums design
R. Liberotti: “The gipso|TECA of the University of Perugia: conversion of a heritage building in a plaster cast gallery”, DICA, University of Perugia
Digital heritage:
M. Russo: “CH representation between Monge’s projections and Augmented Reality” Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell’Architettura a Roma Sapienza
Historical research:
F. Funis, “The international consultation for the new exit on via dei Castellani and the “Nuovi Uffizi” project: a missed combination”, DIDA, University of Florence
15.40 – 17.40 Poster Session (TERRACE ROOM):
Chairman: G. Verdiani
O. Galatolo, “Physical Architectural Models Heritage and AR/VR Technologies: studies and perspectives”, DIDA, University of Florence
A. Pasquali, Y. Ricci, “The digitalization of the Cultural Heritage for a non-invasive study on Architecture”, DIDA, University of Florence
P. Arslan, “A museum in between: Troy; past, present, future”, Delft University of Technology
15.40-17.40 Technical session (ROOM 401):
Chairmen: F. Collotti, A. Brodini
Contributions:
A. Diana, C. Giometti, “Between art and documents: exhibitions in Florence between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries”, DIDA, University of Florence
G. Cerri, “Museography and Seismic Hazard: the design project of the Majolica Room - National Museum of Bargello, Florence”, DIDA, University of Florence
W. Cortes Casarrubios, “Renzo Piano and his project for the Vedova Foundation in Venice”, University of Udine
G. Aleix Barbera, “Three different digitization techniques for works of art: RTI, photogrammetry, and laser scan arm. Advantages and drawbacks in the practical case of a Romanesque lipsanoteca”, Universitat de Lleida
E. Martinelli, “Rebuilding the ruins. Mediterranean open-air museums”, DIDA, University of Florence
15.40-17.40 Technical session (ROOM 402):
Chaiwoman/Chairmen: S. Viti, S. Galassi, M. Tanganelli
Contributions:
R. Gagliardo, G. Terracciano, L. Cascini, F. Portioli, R. Landolfo “The prediction of collapse mechanisms for masonry structures affected by ground movements using Rigid Block Limit Analysis”, University of Napoli “Federico II"
M.T. Cristofaro, M. De Stefano, “The Complex of the Galleria dell'Accademia of Florence: keeping in safety”, University of Florence
M. Betti, G. Bartoli, V. Bonora, A. Conti, L. Fiorini, V. Cerisano Kovacevic, V. Tesi, G. Tucci, “From TLS data to FE model: a workflow for studying the dynamic behavior of the Pulpit by Giovanni Pisano in Pistoia (Italy)”, DICEA, University of Florence
N. Cavalagli, M. Gioffrè, S. Grassi, V. Gusella, C. Pepi, G.M. Volpi, “On the accuracy of UAV photogrammetric survey for the evaluation of historic masonry structural damages”, Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile ed Ambientale, University of Perugia
S. Galassi, M. L. Satta, N. Ruggieri, G. Tempesta, “In-plane and out-of-plane seismic vulnerability assessment of an ancient colonnade in the archaeological site of Pompeii (Italy)”, University of Florence
M. Vicario, C. Balocco, M. De Vita, “An experimental methodological approach aimed to preventive conservation and sustainable adaptive use of the cultural heritage”, DIDA, University of Florence
Social and cultural sessions
Firenze, Villa Viviani, Via
Gabriele D'Annunzio, 230, 50135 Firenze FI
18:30 – 22.30 Welcome cocktail, with the participation of Moni Ovadia and music concerto by Alessandra Garosi
Tuesday 22nd September, September, technical sessions
Online
09:00 – 10:30 Technical Session “Safety and Diagnostic, Special Session #2”
Chairmen/woman: S. Galassi, P. Zampieri, N. Cavalagli, L. Rovero
Contributions:
A. Boostani, G. Misseri, L. Rovero, U.Tonietti, “The consolidation strategy of the Noh Gonbad mosque vestiges in Balkh (Afghanistan)”, University of Florence
C. Mileto, F. Vegas, V. Cristini, L. García, “Initial assessment of multi-risk social vulnerability for Iberian earthen traditional architecture”, Universitat Politècnica de València
L. Papaloizou, E. Sarris, P. Polycarpou, P. Komodromos, “Earthquake vulnerability of ancient multi-drum columns with a single epistyle”, University of Nicosia, Cyprus
N. Vaiana, D. Pellecchia, L. Rosati, “Comparative Assessment on the Rocking Response of Seismically Base-Isolated Rigid Blocks”, University of Napoli
11:00 – 12:30 Technical session “Museum Design”
Chairwoman: G. Cerri
Contributions:
U. Velo, “Shaping spaces for exhibitions”, University of Ferrara
M. Aricò, L. Tizi , D. Ferrario, M. Campanaro, “The impact of museum design on visit experience from an environmental psychology perspective”, AIPAA Associazione Italiana Psicologia Ambientale e Architettonica
A. Benfante, “Exhibition Architecture in Turin. Through the gaze of Pier Luigi Nervi”, University of Florence
A. Vokshi, “Buncart Tirana: dialogue between the regimes in Albania”, Politecnical University of Tirana, Albania
B. Lupo, “Architecture, museography and museology in dialogue: analyzing the Museum of Tomorrow”, University of São Paulo
F. Broglia, “The Military Museum of the Polo di Mantenimento Pesante Nordin Piacenza”, Università Ecampus, Italy
14:00 – 15.30 Technical Session on “Safety and Diagnostic, Special Session #1”
Chairman/Chairwoman: A.M. Reinhorn, S. Viti
Contributions:
A.M. Reinhorn, S. Viti “Monumental buildings used as museums: Protection or danger for the artifacts?”, SUNY University at Buffalo, University of Florence
M. Monaco, A. Manzo, M. Aurilio, A. Tafuro, “Resilience of museum contents”, DING, University of Campania
G.P. Cimellaro, M. Tanganelli, M. Domaneschi, S. Viti, “Damage risk assessment of historical asset using laser scan and finite element approach”, Politecnico di Torino, University of Florence
M. Paradiso, S. Garuglieri, V. Ferrarini, “The Convent of Santa Teresa de Jesús in Havana: analysis, consolidation and restoration for the New Museum of Sacred Art”, University of Florence
Chairman: G. Verdiani
Contributions:
G. Pescarmona, “Technology and Religious Architecture: a Virtual Reconstruction of the Tramezzo at Santa Croce in Florence”, SAGAS, University of Florence
E. Faresin, L. Zamparo, “Documentation and Digitalization of Ceramic Collections in Veneto: the MemO Project”, Department of Cultural Heritage, University of Padua
A. Ferrighi, “Teaching Tools and Methods for Doing History. The History of Architecture in the Digital Era”, Università Iuav di Venezia
P. Formaglini, G. Giansanti, S. Giraudeau, A. Peruzzi, “From mega to tera: Data storage and its diffusion for large-scale photogrammetric surveys”, DIDA, University of Florence
B. Ramesh, A. Menon, K. Varghese, “Remote Rapid Visual Assessment (RRVA) in the Conservation of a Dilapidated Historic Temple”, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
C. E. Catalano,
S. Marziali, M. Spagnuolo, “Documenting the restoration process in 3D digital catalogues”, Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona / CNR IMATI
N. Lecci, “Documenting
cultural heritage in rural areas for its understanding and for a development
perspective: a map for the Orsini Park in Pitigliano”, University of Florence
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