La Domus dei Candelabri Dorati a Cremona. L’applicazione del BIM allo studio di un complesso architettonico antico

Amedeo De Lisi

«Archeologia e Calcolatori» 2025, Supplemento 13, 233-248; doi: 10.19282/acs.13.2025.17

Abstract

This article aims to highlight how BIM technology can be both a tool for data collection and study of an archaeological artifact. In so doing, it will take the Domus dei Candelabri Dorati in Cremona, Italy, as a case study to review all the stages leading to the construction of a BIM information model from the data collection phase to the creation of a three-dimensional model. This model includes all the information of the SU in all its phases of life allowing us to follow the development of the building through time. In addition to this, the study of the dataset has the potential to contribute to understanding the dynamics behind the construction of the building, by calculating the time and cost of production of building materials.

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