Collection of Digital Reconstructive Models

Digital reconstructions of contemporary architectures which were demolished, transformed or remained 'on paper', is now a tool of considerable heuristic value, allowing to preserve, interpret and create new images of cultural heritages that no longer exist in their original shape or never reached a material construction. Digital reconstructive modelling is currently subject of interest for many scholars and a field of convergence of different disciplinary viewpoints ranging from history of representation, history of architecture and architectural composition. During the previous MoMoWo Workshops, several works by female architects were highlighted by means of reconstructive digital modelling. Creating the MoMoWo models' collection, it would apply the latest low-cost technologies for users' interaction and the potentialities of interoperability between 3D modelling application and publishing and online sharing systems.