As a center of relevant views of the city study , the monumental Cathedral of Santander is the oldest and best preserved building testimony of the historical past of the capital of Cantabria. The architecture has suffered many events throughout its history, that have left their mark today. The tragedies of Machichaco Cape explosion, in the late nineteenth century and, especially, the great city fire of 1941, which greatly modified its original structure, which had been enriched with chapels and accesses throughout the ages . The monuments integrated in this architecture complex: lower church, college and cloister, were built on pre-existing Roman and medieval structures, which settled before in San Pedro or Somorrostro hill, orographic episode which situated to about 15 m above the sea, from which it could protect the port in its northern slope. During the archaeological interventions in the monumental Cathedral, during 1982-1983, led by González Echegaray y Casado Soto, were excavated various structures of Roman buildings attributed to timing related to the preparation and defense of living space located on the highest part of the hill, among which: - A wall 8 m in length and over 4 m deep, constructed of unhewn blocks, oriented in west-southeast direction. These ruins have been interpreted as a platform for preparing the hilltop as base of future construction. - Big masonry structure width of 2.60 m, which was part of a defensive building associated with a street width of 3 m and an hipocastum. The construction has been dated to the early fourth century. Above these constructs remains of an old church, which preceded the ruins that were discovered nowadays . To model the historical evolution of the city, it first must be represented the actual remains and how they arranged in space. Without this basis is not possible to study further the urban evolution by the use and position of the heritage within its dynamic asset through the different eras. Three-dimensional modeling of the oldest elements of the Cathedral of Santander serve to represent or simulate the constructive evolution of the cathedral itself and the medieval Puebla Vieja, origin of the present city of Santander.

ESTUDIO Y MODELADO 3D DE PARTE DEL CONJUNTO MONUMENTAL DE LA CATEDRAL DE SANTANDER PARA LA COMPRESION DE LA EVOLUCIÓN HISTÓRICA DE LA CIUDAD. ANALYSIS AND 3D MODELING OF PART OF MONUMENTAL CATHEDRAL IN SANTANDER FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF CITY HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT / Campi, Massimiliano; Catuogno, Raffaele; DI LUGGO, Antonella; O. J., Cosido Cobos; P., Sarabia. - (2014). (Intervento presentato al convegno XXXVI Convegno Internazionale dei Docenti della Rappresentazione tenutosi a Parma, Università degli Studi di Parma, nel 18-20 settembre 2014).

ESTUDIO Y MODELADO 3D DE PARTE DEL CONJUNTO MONUMENTAL DE LA CATEDRAL DE SANTANDER PARA LA COMPRESION DE LA EVOLUCIÓN HISTÓRICA DE LA CIUDAD. ANALYSIS AND 3D MODELING OF PART OF MONUMENTAL CATHEDRAL IN SANTANDER FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF CITY HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT .

CAMPI, MASSIMILIANO;CATUOGNO, RAFFAELE;DI LUGGO, ANTONELLA;
2014

Abstract

As a center of relevant views of the city study , the monumental Cathedral of Santander is the oldest and best preserved building testimony of the historical past of the capital of Cantabria. The architecture has suffered many events throughout its history, that have left their mark today. The tragedies of Machichaco Cape explosion, in the late nineteenth century and, especially, the great city fire of 1941, which greatly modified its original structure, which had been enriched with chapels and accesses throughout the ages . The monuments integrated in this architecture complex: lower church, college and cloister, were built on pre-existing Roman and medieval structures, which settled before in San Pedro or Somorrostro hill, orographic episode which situated to about 15 m above the sea, from which it could protect the port in its northern slope. During the archaeological interventions in the monumental Cathedral, during 1982-1983, led by González Echegaray y Casado Soto, were excavated various structures of Roman buildings attributed to timing related to the preparation and defense of living space located on the highest part of the hill, among which: - A wall 8 m in length and over 4 m deep, constructed of unhewn blocks, oriented in west-southeast direction. These ruins have been interpreted as a platform for preparing the hilltop as base of future construction. - Big masonry structure width of 2.60 m, which was part of a defensive building associated with a street width of 3 m and an hipocastum. The construction has been dated to the early fourth century. Above these constructs remains of an old church, which preceded the ruins that were discovered nowadays . To model the historical evolution of the city, it first must be represented the actual remains and how they arranged in space. Without this basis is not possible to study further the urban evolution by the use and position of the heritage within its dynamic asset through the different eras. Three-dimensional modeling of the oldest elements of the Cathedral of Santander serve to represent or simulate the constructive evolution of the cathedral itself and the medieval Puebla Vieja, origin of the present city of Santander.
2014
ESTUDIO Y MODELADO 3D DE PARTE DEL CONJUNTO MONUMENTAL DE LA CATEDRAL DE SANTANDER PARA LA COMPRESION DE LA EVOLUCIÓN HISTÓRICA DE LA CIUDAD. ANALYSIS AND 3D MODELING OF PART OF MONUMENTAL CATHEDRAL IN SANTANDER FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF CITY HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT / Campi, Massimiliano; Catuogno, Raffaele; DI LUGGO, Antonella; O. J., Cosido Cobos; P., Sarabia. - (2014). (Intervento presentato al convegno XXXVI Convegno Internazionale dei Docenti della Rappresentazione tenutosi a Parma, Università degli Studi di Parma, nel 18-20 settembre 2014).
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