Drawing & Design for Cultural Heritage.
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1828-5961/2088Abstract
Design for cultural heritage includes theories, methodologies, and design techniques which encompasses the system of cultural heritage in its broadest sense addressing the cognitive, social and symbolic meaning for a territory and a community. Traditionally the representation disciplines are able to converse with the multiple fields of industrial design expertise proposing “interpretative models” for the analysis and representation of historical, cultural, aesthetic and environmental significance of cultural heritage and of its tangible and intangible issues. Strategy of valorization, such as explanation of the value of heritage, consists of the mapping of these values: 3D modeling, representation and multimedia. Representation become a mean for structured knowledge and flexible but also to configure the forms of innovation through the creative potential of Industrial Design.Downloads
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Amoruso, G. (2010). Drawing & Design for Cultural Heritage. DISEGNARECON, 3(6), 123–130. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1828-5961/2088
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