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Alfonso Ippolito; Francesco Borgogni; Eliana Capiato; Chiara Capocefalo; Francesco Cosentino; Luca J. Senatore

doi:10.6092/issn.1828-5961/3306

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Alfonso Ippolito Università La Sapienza di Roma

Architect. Researcher ICAR 17 (design) at “La Sapienza” University of Rome. Didactic activity in the domain of survey and descriptive geometry as well as research in design and new survey methodologies and techniques, modelling and representation (3D, Short Range – Long Range scanning and elaboration).
Francesco Borgogni Università La Sapienza di Roma

Architect -PhD. Now he is concentrate on the new Methodologies and Techniques of survay, 3d Modeling and the new methodologies of the Representation. He is working actively on the new technics of survey with 3D scanner laser (Short Range and Long Range) and 3D Photo modeling.He is also working on Rapid Prototyping management.
Eliana Capiato Università La Sapienza di Roma

Architect, is a Ph.D student in “Theory and techniques of architectural representation and survey” at “Sapienza” University of Rome. She collaborates on the didactic activities and on the research in the same University. Her interest is actually focused on topics related to survey and representation’s new techniques.
Chiara Capocefalo Università La Sapienza di Roma

Graduated in Architecture in 2010 at “Sapienza” University of Rome, since the same year at the same university, she is a PhD student in “Theory and techniques of architectural representation and survey” and collaborates in teaching and research activities as much as in several publications.
Francesco Cosentino Università La Sapienza di Roma

Born in 1985, after scientific studies, graduated in Architecture in 2010 at “Sapienza” University of Rome. Since the same year at the same university, he is a PhD student in “Theory and techniques of architectural representation and survey” and collaborates in teaching and research activities as much as in several publications.
Luca J. Senatore Università La Sapienza di Roma

Graduated in Architecture, PhD in Architecture - Interior Design, Adjunct Professor and Research Fellow (ICAR 17) at the Department DiSDRA University of Rome "Sapienza". Conducts research in the field of new technologies applied to design, survey.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1828-5961/3306

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Survey, 2D-3D Model, 3D Graphical Analysis

Abstract

The configuration of Tomaso Buzzi’s Scarzuola recalls that of ancient Greek theatres where the stage is entrusted to nature while the dominating idea is that of architecture conceived as the theatre in which the designer integrates emotions with concepts in the way that attributes to architecture a “fourth dimension”.
The comprehension of the inner logic of the “hidden folly” is made possible through the graphic analysis which takes into account Buzzi’s sketches as well as through the integrated survey of the place.

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Mηδἑν ἅγαν,(mēdèn ágān): Surveying as the guiding element for the cognition for Scarzuola.

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