The Elective design course “The Baltic Culture Heritage Route. Survey and analysis for evaluation enhancement and management of European Cultural Heritage Routes” / The Baltic Cultural Heritage Route - Digital modelling techniques for heritage protection and promotion” explores challenges, conflicts and concepts of cultural heritage preservation and protection at urban level, their connection to architectural and urban design in the time of digitalisation and their importance for a future of the cities.
Nowadays, digital technologies are widely used in the preservation, protection and promotion of cultural heritage. The main research aspect of the project is the development and testing of digital information models (IM) and 3D databases for Cultural Heritage Routes (CHR) in order to increase the recognition of cultural values by society and improve sustainable planning and management processes.
The subject of the course will be the development of archival research, field and digital inventories and their use to create digital models and databases of selected cultural heritage objects within one of two cross-border areas: on the Baltic Sea coast between Poland and Germany (Germanic, Dutch, Prussian and World War II fortifications), and on the north-eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea between Italy and Croatia (Roman, Venetian, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, former Yugoslav fortifications).
The INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP is organized within the research and experimentation activities where DAB Lab (GdanskTech), DAda-LAB (UNIPV) and Darwin Lab (UNIFI) are the partners. The course, promoted by the Gdańsk Tech, University of Florence, University of Pavia, and other academic and professional partners, will be held in July 2025 in Gdańsk, Poland.
The course will be implemented in the DAB Lab Laboratory of Digitalization and Visualization of Architecture activity (see more: https://www.instagram.com/dalabpg/, https://arch.pg.edu.pl/wydzial/organizacja/laboratoria/laboratorium-digitalizacji-i-wizualizacji-architektury).
- Nauczyciel: Justyna Borucka
