ORTIZ CALDERÓN , Pilar (Coordinador)

During the transition to the Modern Age, the "Reconquista" influenced the territorial consolidation. In this framework, two cities were considered the main "capitals" of the Iberian Peninsula and one of the principal axes for the transfer of materials, people and ideas: Seville and Lisbon. Over the years, many methods and tools of spatial...

This contribution explores the underlying possibilities of interoperability between Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) methodologies, applied to the management of architectural heritage. This task can be understood as a complex reality, since it must incorporate the contextualization of a specific...

The high density of historic rammed earth military samples in the Iberian Peninsula is mainly due to Almoravid and Almohad presence during the 11th and 13th centuries. The aim of this paper is to provide a methodological framework that enables the assessment of these sites, using the city walls of Seville as a case study. Hence, multi-scale and...

Santa Ana Church (1.266) is one of the main milestones in the heritage of Seville for being the first Christian church built outside the city walls and on the other side of the river, after the Reconquest of the city. The singularity of the geometry of its vaults together with its execution in brick and stone masonry make complex to determine...