El Protorrománico y el Románico en Santiago del Burgo (Zamora). Dos proyectos, una iglesia

Abstract

ResumenDatada a finales del siglo XII, la iglesia de Santiago del Burgo (Zamora) ha sido sometida a una lectura de paramentos que descubre una historia constructiva inédita. Fruto en realidad de dos proyectos constructivos sucesivos, su análisis permite acercarnos a la actividad constructiva de finales del siglo XI y comienzos del XII, momento atrapado entre los estilos protorrománico y románico.Palabras clave: Estratigrafía muraria, Proceso constructivo, Cantería, Marcas de cantero, Convento, Siglos XI-XII. AbstractDated to the late 12 th century, the unknown building history of the church of Santiago del Burgo (Zamora) has been uncovered thanks to the archaeological analysis. This building is actually the result of two buildings projects and its analysis enables to deal with the building activity issue at the end of the 11 th and the beginnings of the 12 th centuries, period traditionally framed among the proto-Romanesque and the Romanesque styles.

Analysis of BIM Methodology Applied to Practical Cases in the Preservation of Heritage Buildings

“…The representation of stratigraphic analysis has been applied in photography and drawings. For this, an analysis of the building process is required, namely, the identification and numbering of all the stratigraphic units and their association with the respective historical periods [16,17].…”

“…A 3D architectural model of the monument was created based on a laser-scanning survey, complementing prior graphical and a photographic surveys. A 3D scanning detection campaign was established, with laser device stations located inside and outside the building [16].…”