Abstract
20th century pre-digital architectural archives are a current topic of interest for scholars involved in historical studies as well as those studying conservation, valorisation and communication. These vast archival heritages could be enhanced by the methodologies, techniques and tools offered by the digital revolution. The present proposal demonstrates this potential through the application of structure from motion techniques to a physical scale model that represents the Turin Horse Racing designed by Carlo Mollino. Moreover, the paper presents a comparison of different software, methodologies and modelling tools and suggests a design for virtual and on-site communication strategies. These strategies fuel new interrelations of knowledge and ideas, through which an archive can become a place of convergence between the real and the virtual.
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Spallone, R., Bertola, G., & Ronco, F. (2021). Digital strategies for the valorisation of archival heritage. Acta IMEKO. International Measurement Confederation (IMEKO). https://doi.org/10.21014/ACTA_IMEKO.V10I1.883
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