Project description
Anastylosis and CH reconstruction
Reconstruction techniques such as anastylosis require historical data and temporal analyses to serve as the basis for decision making in the framework of CH reconstruction, management and restoration. The EU-funded AVATAR project aims to contribute to anastylosis techniques with a new approach based on the latest technological advances. The project will develop and optimise a set of procedures and tools to interpret the structural and conservation status in the architectural heritage. It will also promote the change of current practices towards preventive approaches to conservation. Eventually, AVATAR will help to prevent the deterioration of CH assets in the future.
Objective
For anastylosis, historical data, temporal analyses and the current study of the element, are fundamental components that serve as a basis for decision making in CH reconstruction, restoration, management and dissemination. The ambitious purpose of AVATAR (Application of Virtual Anastylosis Techniques for Architectural Research) project is to contribute to anastylosis techniques with a new approach based on the latest technological fields.
AVATAR intends to develop and optimize a set of procedures and tools to interpret the structural and conservation status in the architectural heritage, supporting decision-making and promoting the change of current practices towards preventive approaches to conservation, under the slogan “It is better to prevent than cure”.
Thanks to our knowledge of the history of CH assets, it will be possible to prevent their deterioration in the future. These developments will contribute towards European excellence, enriching the society and helping in the cultural integration of the respected assets.
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MSCA-IF - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (IF)Coordinator
10129 Torino
Italy